We've made some big updates in this release, so it’s important that you spend a few minutes to learn what’s new.

ASP.NET 5 has been rearchitected to make it lean and composable. It's fully open source and available on GitHub. Your new project automatically takes advantage of modern client-side utilities like Bower and npm (to add client-side libraries) and Gulp (for client-side build and automation tasks).

We hope you enjoy the new capabilities in ASP.NET 5 and Visual Studio 2015. The ASP.NET Team

• Sample pages using ASP.NET MVC 6
• Gulp and Bower for managing client-side resources
• Theming using Bootstrap

• The 'wwwroot' explained
• Configuration in ASP.NET 5
• Dependency Injection
• Razor TagHelpers
• Manage client packages using Gulp
• Develop on different platforms

• Add Controllers and Views
• Add Data using EntityFramework
• Add Authentication using Identity
• Add real time support using SignalR
• Add Class library
• Add Web APIs with MVC 6
• Add client packages using Bower

• Run your app locally
• Run your app on ASP.NET Core 5
• Run commands in your 'project.json'
• Publish to Microsoft Azure Web Sites
• Publish to the file system

We would love to hear your feedback