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Microsoft doesn't make breaking changes. I have code that has survived three or four of your supposed cycles that still runs completely fine.
by moron4hire 7y ago
Microsoft doesn't make breaking changes. I have code that has survived three or four of your supposed cycles that still runs completely fine.
- orthoxerox 7y agoMicrosoft did kill off or sunset some parts of the Framework. WCF, WWF, AppDomain, expression trees, dynamic, VB. People who wrote WCF services in VB for a living are probably extremely disappointed.
- mr_custard 7y agoDisappointed? Not at all! I worked with it many years ago. Whilst WCF made some notable improvements over what existed within the ecosystem before it, it was still a sprawling, complex PITA and full of developer friction. Killing it off in this case was definitely the right thing to do :-)
- jbeam 7y agoDo you have anything to support that expression trees are being sunset? I haven't seen anything of the sort, unless you are talking about a deprecated library that has been replaced. But System.Linq.Expressions is still around.
- moron4hire 7y agoI've also seen nothing about DLR being removed