Re:Mobius – .NET runtime running on .NET Core
by bob1029 on Tuesday April 07, 2020 @02:05PM
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Not necessarily. It really depends on your platform and 3rd party library usage scope. There also exist very helpful shims for accessing legacy .NET Framework functionality as long as you are running your .NET Core applications on windows:
The idea here being that you can quickly move to .NET Core using the compatibility shim, and then incrementally work your way off of it. .NET 5 will support the exact same concepts, so it still makes sense to engage this task if you want to get onto the new bandwagon.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Windows.Compatibili...
The idea here being that you can quickly move to .NET Core using the compatibility shim, and then incrementally work your way off of it. .NET 5 will support the exact same concepts, so it still makes sense to engage this task if you want to get onto the new bandwagon.