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by klauserc
955 days ago
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Eh... since .NET 5 I feel that things have become simpler. If you are writing applications, there is really just the "modern" .NET to keep track of. Occasionally, you have to add "Core" to a Google search to not see results referencing old .NET framework APIs, but that's about it. If you are writing a .NET library _and_ want it to work with very old deployments, then you also have to care about .NET Standard. |
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