I haven't looked into .NET Core Razor yet. Posts about it keep popping up so I should get around to it one of these days.
And I definitely agree about dotnet. I get the feeling we're still in a transitionary period with respect to tooling in the .net ecosystem. dotnet commoditizes some of the "black box" that was Visual Studio, but they haven't really closed the loop on packaging. There's a fair amount of confusion surrounding dotnet vs nuget.exe, using a nuspec file vs newer PackageReference format, etc.
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I haven't looked into .NET Core Razor yet. Posts about it keep popping up so I should get around to it one of these days.
And I definitely agree about dotnet. I get the feeling we're still in a transitionary period with respect to tooling in the .net ecosystem. dotnet commoditizes some of the "black box" that was Visual Studio, but they haven't really closed the loop on packaging. There's a fair amount of confusion surrounding dotnet vs nuget.exe, using a nuspec file vs newer PackageReference format, etc.