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This feels really incorrect or perhaps you're a complete novice to .NET or fresh out of school. .NET 6 is line-for-line compatible with nearly everything you'd
by dudeinhawaii 4y ago
This feels really incorrect or perhaps you're a complete novice to .NET or fresh out of school. .NET 6 is line-for-line compatible with nearly everything you'd encounter online. The core API hasn't changed, there's certain edges that have changed from .NET Framework to .NET, including where certain libraries might have been moved but I've migrated multiple projects now and the only issues were typically related to either using very old frameworks that had changed their API or changes to build systems (which admittedly are tedious).
There's no learning curve.
- Kwpolska 4y agoI agree that the OP sounds very incorrect, but there is one thing that is notably different, and that would be web development. The classic ASP.NET and the modern ASP.NET Core are not compatible with each other, and have different development styles in some areas. But other than that, most code out there should work with both.