Just like WCF and Web Forms, Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is not part of .NET 5/6+. That does not mean that Microsoft killed it though. Windows Workflow Foundation's support period …

(This article was updated November 28, 2021 to reflect .NET 6's release.) .NET 5/6 is here, and we're excited. But we're also practical: .NET 5/6+ isn't right for every application …

The release of .NET 5/6+ gives us an updated version of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). Unlike Web Forms or the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Microsoft brought this .NET Framework technology …

Like ivy on a house, monolithic applications don’t just appear. They slowly sprawl out over time. The release of .NET 5/6+ marks a new era in .NET development and presents …

Windows Communication Framework (WCF) may be deprecated in .NET 5/6+, but it doesn’t mean your applications are going to be left out in the cold. Just like Web Forms and …

(This article was updated November 30, 2021 to reflect .NET 6's release.) Finally! After waiting almost 20 years in some cases, Microsoft’s .NET 5/6+ gives us highly demanded features like …

Inaccurate or esoteric versioning of your NuGet packages isn’t just a bad practice; it’s a dangerous one. When package names aren’t crystal clear, prerelease packages can slip through into production …

.NET 5 is “.NET Core vNext” and is the exciting future of .NET development. But switching to .NET 5 right away could be the wrong choice. Unlike previous major version updates …

(This article was updated November 17, 2021 to reflect .NET 6's release.) Choosing how—or even whether—to migrate your NuGet package libraries from .NET Framework to .NET 5/6+ depends on each …

No matter what you’ve heard, ASP.NET Web Forms in the age of .NET Core and .NET 5/6+ are possible and will still run. You do NOT have to rewrite your …