We all have a few trusty packages we install right away when starting a new project, installed reflexively as a side effect of hard-fought knowledge from coding in the real world. But, while there’s a lot of collective experience on NuGet, some decide to venture off the path. Those brave enough to explore new ways of developing software may be inclined to share their knowledge, helping others learn from their journey. Since most software typically has similar characteristics and problems we need to solve, many new packages retread existing solutions. In this post, through my exploration of NuGet.org, we’ll talk about Five of the most common NuGet packages you’ll find when looking for packages.
Five of the Most Common Kinds of NuGet Packages
