Our company has a website hosted on DNN, which has been running for abour 15 years. Our company custom built many modules for our needs. Since .Net Framework is now legacy and I read some blogs on the DNN website that DNN will be moved to .Net Core (in version 10?). So, is there a time line when DNN moves to .Net Core? is there a migration path for existing modules(.Net Framework) to .Net core? Sorry, if this has been answered before, I only found some blogs that are from 2018, 2019. I am trying to get a better picture as we plan high level changes for our website couple of years out. Also, I read in one of the blog that currently there is a way to run .NET core modules. Not sure if it is true, if it is, is there any tutorial/example on how to build .NET core based modules?
Hi. You may find the following blog articles helpful on this subject. https://dnncommunity.org/...hnical-Future-of-DNN https://dnncommunity.org/...tegy-To-Know-Thyself
DNN website that DNN will be moved to .Net Core (in version 10?)
is there a migration path for existing modules(.Net Framework) to .Net core
Also, I read in one of the blog that currently there is a way to run .NET core modules
You are most welcome @Ana_Dana
Mitch, Any changes?
Core support may be a deal breaker for a potential client.
... and would you give some examples of what you mean by "paired" solutions?
"I personally have had great success with some pairing of .NET 6 & DNN. Let DNN do the CMS stuff, let the .NET 6 stuff do some of the other heavy lifting but each project is different."
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