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Migrating an ASP.Net MVC app from .Net Framework to .Net Core isn't really an upgrade, as both frameworks are continually updated. The migration is a pain, but
by jermaustin1 8y ago
Migrating an ASP.Net MVC app from .Net Framework to .Net Core isn't really an upgrade, as both frameworks are continually updated.
The migration is a pain, but just upgrading from MVC 4 to 5 wasn't painful.
I am sure 2 to 5 would have been a nightmare, especially if you were using the deprecated Microsoft JavaScript libraries, and needed to replace them with their jQuery alternatives.
- GordonS 8y ago> Migrating an ASP.Net MVC app from .Net Framework to .Net Core isn't really an upgrade Doesn't .NET Core's runtime have significant performance benefits over the .NET Framework?