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In my experience it has become a Python 2 vs. Python 3 situation. For those projects stuck on .NET 4x it's getting progressively harder to Google for relevant
by nullsense 6y ago
In my experience it has become a Python 2 vs. Python 3 situation.
For those projects stuck on .NET 4x it's getting progressively harder to Google for relevant info on .NET Framework. With the switch back you will be trying to find info on .NET 5 and you'll turn up stuff for .NET 4.5 and you'll have to go out of your way to additionally search for .NET Core.
I feel like MS backtracked on what they initially said when they said .NET and .NET Core would continue to both be developed. Instead they sort of invented this loophole of saying well .NET Core is .NET now so we are continuing to develop .NET.