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.Net

• cableshaft 10y ago
  .Net has shifted a bit. I know companies that invested in Silverlight and are now rewriting that software, for example, or wrote something using Visual Basic .Net and now have to rewrite it for C#, or have software in Webforms that they have to shift to MVC, and software in MVC that's being shifted to MVC + [insert modern javascript framework here]. And once they get to that last one, they have the same problem as everyone else has here. And now that .Net Core exists, it's almost a guarantee Microsoft will start shifting more and more of its resources to that, so companies eventually will have to invest significant resources rewriting their libraries for .Net Core, which might never support all the features they rely on.