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Honest question - we have an old .Net web application that still uses Web Forms (I know, I know). Most of the team wants to move to better technology, but there
by taylodl 5y ago
Honest question - we have an old .Net web application that still uses Web Forms (I know, I know). Most of the team wants to move to better technology, but there are a few outspoken members who just love Web Forms and they don't want to migrate the site to use anything else. The business doesn't want to invest in an overhaul because of the expense and they point to these vocal team members who love Web Forms. I've been saying for some time that Microsoft will stop supporting Web Forms. Does the "retirement" of Windows 10 mean that's finally going to happen?
- AndrewDucker 5y agoNot sure why you think there would be a link between the two.
- taylodl 5y agoBecause Web Forms is tied to .Net 4.x and previous and I thought Microsoft said support for .Net 4.x ended with the support of Windows 10.