On the flip side, within the last few years, upgrading .NET versions has become typically a very easy exercise. The ASP.NET team tends to churn stuff wayyy mo

On the flip side, within the last few years, upgrading .NET versions has become typically a very easy exercise. The ASP.NET team tends to churn stuff wayyy more often than I'd like for questionable reasons, which can make keeping more painful than I'd like - but tbh I often just keep using the older ways of doing things in ASP.NET since it's almost always still supported...