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0 pointsjaywalk5y ago0 comments

FYI it's simply called .NET now, as of the release of .NET 5. Which is the successor to .NET Core 3.1.

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With the existing volume of .NET Framework applications floating around, many of us find the need to be more precise in the specific framework we are talking about. Our shop still has a few tools that we haven't ported over yet.

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0 pointsjaywalk5y ago0 comments

FYI it's simply called .NET now, as of the release of .NET 5. Which is the successor to .NET Core 3.1.

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bob10295y ago

With the existing volume of .NET Framework applications floating around, many of us find the need to be more precise in the specific framework we are talking about. Our shop still has a few tools that we haven't ported over yet.

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