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That's not really how it works in practice in my experience. In some time, some thing you use needs to be patched and the latest version only runs on the newer
by Nitramevfank 7y ago
That's not really how it works in practice in my experience. In some time, some thing you use needs to be patched and the latest version only runs on the newer platform.
Doesn't matter if the underlying platform is supported if the entire ecosystem moved elsewhere.
- daveoc64 7y agoThe most recent versions of the .NET Framework (including 4.8, the final version) are supported for as long as the OS they are installed on is supported. I think that because of that longevity, you're going to see lots of the main libraries etc. supporting .NET Framework for years to come.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 7y agoDeveloping to the right .NET Standard spec will ensure compatibility between ‘old’ .NET Core and the legacy .NET Framework 4.8. Libraries that do so would be limited in their ability to use new language and framework features though.