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I imagine that WCF was one of the first parts to be converted. How mature is the Core .NET WCF now?
I imagine that WCF was one of the first parts to be converted. How mature is the Core .NET WCF now?
However, the ASP.NET Core MVC framework supports Web API and this was originally part of the WCF REST services. Of course, you can still interact with SOAP endpoints (served by various frameworks) as a client, as pointed out elsewhere here.
It's sad that it won't be available. Honestly, it puts a bit of damper on my development plans.
.NET Core has a pretty good MVC framework you can build REST services on, GraphQL, or gRPC etc.
Most of the framework baggage was left behind.
For the server side of WCF you're right those are only available on .NET Framework right now.
Once you get the hang of it, WCF is one of the best frameworks EVER written.