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Two runtimes, one deadline
.NET 8 and .NET 9 both leave support on November 10. Thirty-eight days out, the job is inventory and a build farm test, not a rewrite.
#dotnet#eol#inventory
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.NET 8 and .NET 9 both leave support on November 10. Thirty-eight days out, the job is inventory and a build farm test, not a rewrite.
#dotnet#eol#inventory
· 1 min read
The runtime ships with Windows and will be patched for years. The ecosystem around it left anyway. Reading the difference before it reads you.
#dotnet#legacy#planning
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There is no lift for WebForms, only a sequence. Which pages move first, what the grid becomes, and the trap in rewriting the whole UI at once.
#migration#dotnet#webforms
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The WCF estate can be moved. There is a wrong order to do it in, and most teams pick it. The sequence that works, current as of .NET 10.
#migration#dotnet#wcf
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.NET 10 shipped this month with three years of support. That release cadence is your planning tool. Use it.
#dotnet#roadmaps