NuGet
A package management system for creating, sharing, and consuming code, primarily used for .NET and .NET Core development
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| + | Dependency Management | Manages dependencies between packages to ensure compatibility |
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| + | Package Restore | Automatically restores packages when a project is built |
| + | Central Repository | Hosts a central repository of over 100,000 unique packages |
| + | Package Creation | Allows developers to create packages containing compiled code and other content |
| + | Package Consumption | Enables developers to consume packages created by others |
| + | Private Hosting | Supports private hosting of packages on cloud services, private networks, or local file systems |
| + | Versioning | Supports versioning of packages to manage updates and compatibility |
| + | Command-Line Interface | Provides a command-line interface for managing packages |
| + | Visual Studio Integration | Integrates with Visual Studio for easy package management |
| + | Package Publishing | Allows developers to publish packages to public or private hosts |
| - | External Dependencies | External dependencies can be problematic if the package is discontinued or the supporting organization is unreliable |
| - | Security Vulnerabilities | Security depends on the supporting organization, which can pose risks if the packages are not properly maintained |
| - | Compatibility Issues | There can be compatibility issues between different versions of packages, which can cause conflicts and require additional effort to resolve |
| - | Maintaining Current Versions | Developers must keep packages up-to-date, which requires additional effort to manage updates and potential breaking changes |
| - | Limited Control Over Package Content | Developers have limited control over the content and quality of the packages they use, leading to issues if the package does not meet their specific needs |
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Initial Release
13 January 2011