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.NET Framework isn't depreciated in the same sense that Mozilla Suite wasn't depreciated while Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox was being developed. .NET Framework is,
by da_chicken 8y ago
.NET Framework isn't depreciated in the same sense that Mozilla Suite wasn't depreciated while Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox was being developed. .NET Framework is, at best, on the equivalent of an LTS branch. You'll get bug fixes, but few, if any, new features. Microsoft is clearly making .NET Core the premier framework going forward and .NET Framework is expected to die.
If you ask Microsoft, they'll currently tell you otherwise, but that's because that's a bad idea from a marketing perspective. You don't let your customers know you're going to end of life your product that they used for 15 years until you have absolutely no other choice.