Typically, people new to Umbraco never have to use the code from GitHub.
Unless you're going to be contributing code back to the Umbraco project or really need to do some deep debugging you would not need to build Umbraco from source at all.
To answer your question: umbraco-netcore-only.sln contains only projects that run on dotnet core, the regular umbraco.sln also needs the .NET Framework SDK installed on your machine as there's a few legacy projects that only build for .NET Framework.
I understand, but please (please, please) don't do this by changing our code, we have thousands of extension points for you to hook into, use them to your benefit. We do not in any way support people running Umbraco websites from the source code.
Difference between umbraco.sln or umbraco-netcore-only.sln
I am new to umbraco , download code from github.
Seen two solutions , what is difference between umbraco.sln or umbraco-netcore-only.sln
Typically, people new to Umbraco never have to use the code from GitHub.
Unless you're going to be contributing code back to the Umbraco project or really need to do some deep debugging you would not need to build Umbraco from source at all.
Otherwise always (always!) use the nuget packages we provide, the installation instructions are a good place to get you started: https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Fundamentals/Setup/Install/
To answer your question:
umbraco-netcore-only.slncontains only projects that run on dotnet core, the regularumbraco.slnalso needs the .NET Framework SDK installed on your machine as there's a few legacy projects that only build for .NET Framework.I am a developer want full control of code. Want to customize code as per our requirement.
I want to use .Net core , Is this all major modules available on .Net core ?
I understand, but please (please, please) don't do this by changing our code, we have thousands of extension points for you to hook into, use them to your benefit. We do not in any way support people running Umbraco websites from the source code.
Umbraco 9 and later, as installed from NuGet (https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Fundamentals/Setup/Install/) is fully built on dotnet core.
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