I’ve been thinking a lot about whether it’s actually worth modernizing older applications that still “work.” In my company we still run a couple of internal systems built years ago on .NET Framework 4.x, and while they haven’t completely broken yet, it feels like they’re becoming slower, harder to maintain, and less secure every year. But on the other hand, migration and modernization sound like a huge effort. Has anyone here gone through the process of moving legacy .NET apps to something more current, and was the outcome really worth the time and cost?
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