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I've been using .NET Core since RC1 and first deployed to production when version 1 was released. From what I've seen, all new projects are being done in .NET
by marsrover 7y ago
I've been using .NET Core since RC1 and first deployed to production when version 1 was released.
From what I've seen, all new projects are being done in .NET Core, and legacy apps are not really being migrated over. .NET Core 3 might fix a lot of these issues, but in the past there were a lot of library unavailable in Core that you could only use in Framework.
I haven't had a recruiter mention Framework in over a year now, I don't believe. It's all Core now.