> One thing I appreciate about C# and .NET is how well they resist codebase rot. During the time I was working with .net from 2005-2020, I saw the transition f

> One thing I appreciate about C# and .NET is how well they resist codebase rot. During the time I was working with .net from 2005-2020, I saw the transition from Webforms to ASP.NET MVC to the MVC/WebAPI split. I also saw the transition from Linq2SQL to Entity Framework. There was also the weird time when you could run ASP.Net Core and EF Core on top of .Net Framework. Then the entire .Net Framework to .Net Core was a major upheaval.