In this recipe, we will be creating a .NET Core console application to use the library created in the previous recipe. You can try this recipe on any platform, such as Linux or macOS, since .NET Core is a cross-platform library. In this recipe, we will be focusing on Windows.
Creating a .NET Core console application to use the library
by Fiqri Ismail
.NET Standard 2.0 Cookbook
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Back to Basics
- Technical requirements
- Introduction 
- Creating a C#-based console application
- Creating a C# class library 
- Creating a classic Windows-based application to use the library
- Creating a WPF-based application to use the library 
- Hello Universe – My first .NET Standard class library
- Creating a Windows console-based application to use the library
- Creating an ASP.NET Core-based web application to use the library
- Primitives, Collections, LINQ, and More
- Technical requirements
- Introduction
- Building a .NET Standard 2.0 library that uses primitives
- A .NET console application to use the library
- Creating collections
- A WPF application to use the library
- Describing our library with Reflections
- A .NET Core console application to use the library
- Building a .NET Standard 2.0 library that uses LINQ
- An ASP.NET MVC application to use the library
- Working with Files
- Technical requirements
- Introduction
- Setting up .NET Core in Ubuntu
- Creating a log as text
- Creating an ASP.NET Core application in Ubuntu to use the library
- Setting up .NET Core in macOS
- Reading from a comma separated (CSV) text file
- Creating a .NET Core console application in macOS to use the library
- Compressing? Why not?
- Creating a classic Windows application to use the library
- Encrypting and decrypting content in a text file
- Creating a classic Windows application to use the library
- Functional Programming
- Technical requirements
- Introduction
- Creating a .NET Standard 2.0 library
- Creating a .NET Core console application to use the library
- Creating a .NET Standard 2.0 library that uses tuples
- Creating a Razor Pages web application to use the library
- Creating a .NET Standard 2.0 library that uses delegates and lambda expressions
- Creating a .NET console application to use the library
- XML and Data
- Exploring Threading
- Technical requirements
- Introduction
- Creating a library that can perform several things at once
- Creating a .NET Core console application to use the library
- Creating an async method with tasks
- Creating a WPF application to use the library
- Creating a thread pool
- Creating a .NET console application to use the library
- Networking
- Technical requirements
- Introduction
- A library that displays an IP address and the name using sockets
- Creating a classic Windows application to use the library
- Creating a library that sends mail
- Creating a WPF application to use the library
- Creating a library to call a REST API
- Creating an ASP.NET MVC application to use the library
- To iOS with Xamarin
- To Android with Xamarin
- Let’s Fine-Tune Our Library
- Packaging and Delivery
- Deploying
Creating a .NET Core console application to use the library
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