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Published application size and structure: is it the final version?

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I've been using ASP.NET for last 14 years(currently working with MVC 5)

Downloaded the new VS 2017 today and tried to create an empty ASP.NET Core webapplication. Then "Publish..."-ed it and didn't like what I got.

This is how the output directory looks like:

46 dll files in the root directory!

You can see a folder names "ref" there. This is  the contents of it:

83 dll files!!!

Overall output directory size is more than 6 mb. For empty project.

And this is an empty project with the minimum of packages.

I remember when it was "classic" ASP.NET and the published website had one dll in its "/bin" folder.

Then it was MVC's time and we had some more dll files but also in the "/bin".

I am sure we really need al these files. But isn't there any way to make it look better?


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