They do have a tick-tock-style LTS approach. Our strategy is to stick with the LTS versions, since we sell software to banks. The path we are on: Framework 4.

They do have a tick-tock-style LTS approach. Our strategy is to stick with the LTS versions, since we sell software to banks. The path we are on: Framework 4.x => .NET Core 2.x => .NET Core 3.1 => .NET 6 (we are here today) => .NET 8 The migration from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 6 was a total non-event. It was substantially harder for us to go from 2.x to 3.1. Based upon the current proposals and available documentation, we anticipate our migration from .NET6 => .NET8 will occur with absolutely zero ceremony sometime around Q2 2024.