.NET Upgrade Guide: A Calm Path To Current Support

“.NET is stable, let’s build features” works until a security fix, partner SDK, or framework bump needs a newer runtime. This guide shows when to move, how to keep risk low, and what good looks like in early 2026

Why this matters now

Modern .NET runs on two tracks. LTS is the long baseline most services should use. STS moves faster for teams that can adopt changes quickly. Falling far behind increases security and integration risk and makes hiring harder. And, also blocks or complicates AI adoption as cloud AI SDKs align to current .NET lines. The solution is a repeatable cadence that keeps you near supported lines.

Read the full article from our Technology partner Netcorp on:
https://www.netcorpsoftwaredevelopment.com/blog/net-upgrade-guide

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