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C # and project.json development

I read everything about the Project.json file in ASP.NET 5 (vNext). I have seen many people asking if the same changes can be applied to C # projects that currently use .csproj / nuget. I saw this site https://github.com/aspnet/Home/wiki/Project.json-file which lays out the structure of project.json, but I cannot find the nuget / visual studio roadmap that states that C # projects will use the same project definition file. This seems to be the direction in which they are going, but hoped that someone could fill me with more specific details. I saw this blurp here: https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/languages#_c35 "Selecting the project.json file opens a DNX project, and VSCode will load this project plus project links." So, does the new VSCode seem to support this new standard? I would appreciate your understanding.

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The name "aspnet" vnext (ASP.NET 5) is a bit misleading. You can really set up new C # class library projects using vnext and the project.json file.

In the new project.json class library, you choose which framework you want to customize. In beta version 4 and VS 2015 RC, the default target structures are dnxcore50 and dnx451. Dnx451-enabled projects will still have access to the entire .NET platform in the same way as previous C # projects. The dnxcore orientation will give you access to a much smaller size and modulation ability for your project, so you will only include parts of the .NET Framework that you really need.

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