This is by far the most popular question I get when I tell people about our migration or when I do a conference session on the topic. There is no straightforward answer, as most decisions in tech – it depends.
We were in Hungary for a weeklong kickoff with work when we first started discussing migrating to .NET Core. The kickoff was a yearly tradition where we set aside a whole week to learn new things without the pressure of having to reply to customers, deliver new features, or do other typical work. .NET Core was new and sexy, and it had come up in conversation several ...
