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No. This is explicitly not a goal at the moment. This is first and foremost the effort to make it open-source and available in .NET Core 3.
by ygra 7y ago
No. This is explicitly not a goal at the moment. This is first and foremost the effort to make it open-source and available in .NET Core 3.
- oaiey 7y agoThey are deprecating .NET Framework and have to migrate popular application models like WinForms and WPF to .NET Core. Open Source is a by-product. And starting later this year, .NET Core will be re-branded to ".NET" deprecating .NET Framework (on 4.8) and merging Mono into it (see Build Conference). .NET Core 4.0 will be skipped and the next version is ".NET 5" (without the Core moniker).
- josteink 7y ago> and the next version is ".NET 5" (without the Core moniker). And that single thing will eliminate years worth of confusion. About bloody time. A nice byproduct is that it will finally convince everyone in my org that we have to go all in on migrating from "traditional .Net" to .Net "Core", on everything we do. Also about bloody time :)