Introducing the New Diffusion 6.1 .NET Client Library

We introduced a new Diffusion .NET Client Library that shipped with Diffusion 6.1. The new version of the client library allows you to develop .NET Diffusion clients for Windows, macOS and Linux thanks to the .NET Standard 2.0.

New library and NuGet package

With Diffusion 6.1, we introduced a new .NET Client Library and NuGet package. The .NET Framework 4.6.1 compatible library PushTechnology.ClientInterface has been replaced with a new .NET Standard 2.0 compatible version Diffusion.Client. Diffusion.Client is the library to use for all future Diffusion .NET development. You will need to update your project dependencies but otherwise there are no further breaking changes in this release.

The PushTechnology.ClientInterface NuGet package has been replaced with the Diffusion.Client package. The old package will still be available to download, but will not receive further updates apart from bug fixes.

To start using the new client library add the newest version of the NuGet package to your project. If you need a full example to get you started please take a look at our developer guide.

Benefits of the .NET Standard

The .NET Standard allows you to to develop .NET Diffusion clients for Windows, macOS and Linux. For more information on possible platforms see the Microsoft documentation. These are the platforms supported by Diffusion:

Operating System Supported & Tested Platforms
Windows .NET Framework 4.6.1, .NET Core 2.0
macOS .NET Core 2.0
Linux .NET Core 2.0

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