"When and when not use .NET core and .NET Framework"
When you gone to create new ASP.NET web application you will get many templates if you selected new .NET framework version and with new VisualStudio versions. This is little confusing for anyone when first seeing this. But as for Microsoft; one for fully Microsoft platform support and other one for cross platform support.
Will check; what's best option which we can select with our requirement as below;

Useful references
https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/fundamentals/choosing-the-right-dotnet.html
When you gone to create new ASP.NET web application you will get many templates if you selected new .NET framework version and with new VisualStudio versions. This is little confusing for anyone when first seeing this. But as for Microsoft; one for fully Microsoft platform support and other one for cross platform support.
Will check; what's best option which we can select with our requirement as below;
.NET Framework | .NET Core |
Better to run on Windows | Better to run on any platform ie. Linux, Mac..etc |
Superior | Subset of framework |
Deployable mostly only to Windows | Deployable to any platform |
Mostly not | Involve command line style development |
Mostly sticked to VisualStudio | May use different development environments such as VS code, Sublime or anyother |
App migration or development involved for other environments | No involvement required in most of the cases |
All .NET sub frameworks supported | Sub-frameworks like WPF, WindowsForms, WebForms..not supported |
Useful references
https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/fundamentals/choosing-the-right-dotnet.html
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