A comprehensive reference list of .NET libraries and frameworks with their ASP.NET Core and .NET Core support status.
ANCLAFS is a curated reference list that tracks the compatibility of hundreds of .NET libraries and frameworks with ASP.NET Core and .NET Core. It helps developers quickly determine which third-party tools they can use when building modern .NET applications, saving time on individual research.
.NET developers and architects who are migrating existing applications to .NET Core or starting new projects on the platform and need to evaluate library support.
It consolidates scattered compatibility information into a single, well-organized resource, providing clear support status, installation commands, and links—significantly reducing the research overhead during technology selection.
ASP.NET Core Library and Framework Support
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Libraries are organized into clear categories like O/RMs, Logging, and Testing, making it easy to browse tools by function without sifting through scattered sources.
Each entry clearly indicates .NET Core and ASP.NET Core support with notes like 'Yes', 'WIP', or 'No', providing quick visibility into compatibility during migration planning.
Includes NuGet install commands and project websites for many entries, reducing friction for developers ready to adopt a library.
Served as a comprehensive, community-curated snapshot of ecosystem readiness during .NET Core's early days, documenting the transition from .NET Framework.
The README explicitly states the list is 'mostly redundant' since .NET 6 and 'unlikely to be updated,' making it unreliable for current .NET development beyond version 5.
Many entries have missing or ambiguous support status (e.g., '?' marks), and reliance on stagnant community updates means gaps and inaccuracies persist.
Focuses solely on .NET Core and ASP.NET Core, ignoring compatibility with newer .NET versions (like .NET 5/6/7/8) or .NET Standard, limiting its utility for contemporary projects.