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I switch between 4.7 and .NET (and .NET Core) pretty often. The differences are primarily around configuration and dependency injection. Everything else is mos
by jf22 2y ago
I switch between 4.7 and .NET (and .NET Core) pretty often.
The differences are primarily around configuration and dependency injection. Everything else is mostly the same.
Don't give up! You aren't starting from scratch, and your skills will easily translate. Once you get past the app startup stages, it's all the same patterns and paradigms.
- beretguy 2y agoWow, thanks, I was expecting hackernews to eat me alive for being so unenthusiastic about latest technologies. Maybe I’ll give it another try at some point. I wish I could find a short, straight to the point tutorial that can catch me up to speed in under an hour. Like, give me highlights of differences. But all tutorial I was able to find are either too long, too much rambling, or don’t focus on highlights, etc. I don’t have time, I’ve got life to live and fun things to do. Another thing that discouraged me was when I generated authentication template I could not find authentication related files in directory structure. I had to generate those files to be able to see them. But your words give hope. Maybe I’ll try again when I have time. Thanks!
- jf22 2y agoI don't think you'd find a good tutorial of any framework changes across two major versions.