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We have a million line SaaS on .NET 4.7.2 running EF 5 that we can't upgrade to .NET Core. We can't do it all in one big bang as it's too much effort and too r

We have a million line SaaS on .NET 4.7.2 running EF 5 that we can't upgrade to .NET Core. We can't do it all in one big bang as it's too much effort and too risky. It will like just continue to rot. We're trying to break it up somewhat and write new parts in .NET Core, but it's an ugly reality staring us in the face.

andrewf 6y ago
At work, we sidestepped having to explicitly do a Python 2 -> 3 transition, because we were already rewriting the monolith as a bunch of microservices. Took 7 years.
- qz2 6y ago
  I’ve watched my current gig push microservices hard. Realistically after 5 years and a lot of investment only 10% of traffic lands on them. Was a waste of money and time.
  - nullsense 6y ago
    For the company yes, but not for your resume right? Resume Driven Development.
    - qz2 6y ago
      That nails it perfectly. It's sad but true.
qz2 6y ago
I feel for you