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Yea that's why I write all my programs in C using the win32 APIs. It has a lifetime even longer than .NET Framework 4.8.1! I'll never have to change or adapt to
by HumanOstrich 1y ago
Yea that's why I write all my programs in C using the win32 APIs. It has a lifetime even longer than .NET Framework 4.8.1! I'll never have to change or adapt to new things. /s
- croes 1y agoI change things if it’s necessary, not for the sake of using the newest version. Now I have to update software and all its dependencies without a real benefit. It’s equivalent of buying a new PC because MS tries to force Windows 11. Lets waste lots of time and resources for nothing.
- edtech_dev 1y agoJust the amount of perf improvements they have added since .NET 4.8, year after year, is staggering.
- cheschire 1y agoHaving written .NET 5+ apps, and now being back to maintaining a 4.8 app... There's a lot of quality of life features of the later versions of C# that we're missing out on. My code was a LOT more streamlined in my .NET 9 app.