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Yes, but many legacy .Net apps were delivered without source-code, the original developer is not available, and now people like OP and me are looking to run thi
by stragies 7y ago
Yes, but many legacy .Net apps were delivered without source-code, the original developer is not available, and now people like OP and me are looking to run this old crap (for paying customers) without having to maintain a dedicated Windows VM.
- triangleman 7y agoEven with source, it's still a big undertaking to convert to .NET Core but efdee is right, it's just postponing the inevitable. I'm sure we will go to .NET 5 soon enough.
- uk_programmer 7y agoHave you tried decompiling it? Telerik Just Decompile will decompile it back out to C#. It ultimately depends on agreement you had with the original developer as to whether it is legal or not.