I agree, probably even more polarizing than the Python 2/3 fiasco. All big applications in C# have been built on .Net Framework and migration to Core is non-tri

I agree, probably even more polarizing than the Python 2/3 fiasco. All big applications in C# have been built on .Net Framework and migration to Core is non-trivial if you use any of the EOL technologies. OSS has mostly migrated by now, so on Framework you’re left with outdated dependencies that might have fixed security holes, but you cannot upgrade. Also we’re stuck with C# 7.3 as 8 requires .Net Core 3.