> There are shops where legacy .NET Framework 4.x solutions are being spun up today for no reason other than ignorance has taken hold. I wish! 2 years ago we v

> There are shops where legacy .NET Framework 4.x solutions are being spun up today for no reason other than ignorance has taken hold. I wish! 2 years ago we visited one of our providers and I soon discovered their solution was being actively developed on .net 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008. To this day I still have to install .net 3.5 on our machines that use their software (.net 3.5 isn't installed by default on Windows 10) so I know for a fact they didn't upgrade.