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• oblio 7y ago
  .NET Core 3 will come with compatibility packs.
  • scarface74 7y ago
    For Windows only....
    • foepys 7y ago
      .NET Framework is only available on Windows, so I don't get your point.
      • scarface74 7y ago
        It was for clarification that while .Net Core/.Net 5 are cross platform, “porting” Windows Forms doesn’t mean it will be cross platform.
• alkonaut 7y ago
  The problem isn’t migrating the code, that’s actually doable. The problem is that we are maintaining actively developed apps that we want to keep on the latest and greatest runtime, expect yearly performance improvements and also have tons of third party proprietary .Net 4.x dependencies for. The people manking those (one example in my case: AutoDesk) may or may not port these libs to core/5 ever. And without them we are stuck on the old framework and now even the old C# version. It would be great to see a binary conversion/transpiler tool that converted 4.X libs to 5, checking the API compatibility and maybe even shimming some known holes.
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