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This is the second part of the article, where we take apart the default ASP.NET Core solution template piece by piece and try to explain the purpose of each part and how exactly it works. You can consider it as a reference where you can check why a particular part was added to your project and find a link to the relevant documentation that explains it in detail.

In this article, we will take apart the default ASP.NET Core solution template piece by piece and try to explain the purpose of each piece and how exactly it works. You can consider it as a reference where you can check why a particular part was added to your project and find a link to the relevant documentation that explains it in detail.

Choosing a framework is not easy when you start reflecting on your future as a software developer, especially if you are a newbie. Mastering any programming language takes long hours and an effort you don’t want to waste. And it’s stressful to think that the wrong option might lead you to a job where you will have to change your knowledge base again.