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Upgrade from .NET Framework to .NET 5 can be hard. New official tool may help... slightly 'This tool is not supported in any way. Nobody will be on the hook for fixing any issues with it' Tim Anderson Thu 4 Mar 2021 // 09:30 UTC Share Copy Ignite Microsoft has previewed a new upgrade assistant to help developers port .NET Framework applications to .NET 5.0, but it is a long way from a complete solution. When Microsoft forked the .NET Framework to become the open source .NET Core (now just known as .NET) it created a problem: no easy upgrade path for existing .NET Frame...

| Introducing Microsoft .NET 6 Microsoft is unveiling its road map for the next major release of .NET, along with a first preview download. Thinkstock With the release last year of .NET 5, Microsoft switched its platform development away from the 20-year-old .NET Framework to the newer, cross-platform, open source .NET Core. The .NET Framework has moved into maintenance mode, while the new .NET completes its separation from Windows release cycles with a new cadence of annual releases. In that new cadence, .NET 5 is what’s referred to as a current supported release, wi...

Multi-platform App UI support for Android and iOS are among the list of enhancements in the unified development platform.

Microsoft has released .NET 6 Preview 1. It comes with a bunch of features including support for Apple Silicon, Blazor, Mult-platform App UI toolkit, a better CLI, and performance enhancements.

Unified? Kind of, but now there are two .NET runtimes in the official SDK Tim Anderson Thu 18 Feb 2021 // 13:50 UTC Share Copy Microsoft has shipped the first preview of .NET 6.0, the first long-term support release of its newly unified application platform, promising native Apple Silicon support, desktop applications on ARM64, and a ton of updates to key frameworks like ASP.NET Core. Program manager Richard Lander described .NET 6 as "the final parts of the .NET unification plan that started with .NET 5" in a lengthy post on the new release. The preview is available f...