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I’m working on a project(ASP.NET MVC) and a client(who is also a developer) asked me if I can send him a zip file of the project. I’m curious if I can utilize NuGet to do that? I know it is used to add projects for open software use but how about private sharing? Can I create a NuGet package and send it to him?
Or, since I want to share the entire solution, would it be just easier to zip the folder and send it to him?
Nuget.org is used to host Libraries, not Projects
We name Library to external DLL’s (also called Assemblies) that we need to add to our project, the same as
.jar‘s are in Java World.