In this chapter, we have gained an overview of NuGet Package Manager, its usage, and the process of using it in projects/solutions. We also learned about how to create a NuGet package library for .NET Framework. We discussed the nuspec file, versioning mechanism, dependencies, conditional dependencies, and how to target the NuGet package for multiple .NET Frameworks.

Finally, we discussed how to create a local package source to test a package before publishing it to the store, and how to publish it to the NuGet gallery using the nuget.org portal. As you are now familiar with NuGet packages, you can create your components easily and publish it to the public store, so that developers can download it and easily use them in their projects.

In the next chapter, we will learn about the new debugging techniques in Visual Studio 2019, along with Breakpoints, DataTips, Diagnostic Tools, and XAML UI debugging.