There are many things that have changed in version 2 of the ASP.NET Core framework. There have been a lot of improvements in some of its supporting technologies as well. Now is a great time to give it a try, as its code has been stabilized and the pace of change has settled down a bit.
There were significant differences between the original release candidate and version 1 of ASP.NET Core and further alterations between version 1 and version 2. Some of these changes have been controversial, particularly ones related to tooling; however, the scope of .NET Core has grown massively, and this is a good thing.
One of the high-profile differences between version 1 and version 2 is the change (some would say regression) ...
