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Erin Associates

Erin Associates

@ErinAssociates

Jun 9

PRISHUSOFT

PRISHUSOFT

@Prishusoft

Jun 9

Client: “Can you review our 10-year-old .NET Framework system and share a fixed-cost migration estimation to .NET Core today?” Then came the second surprise: “There is no documentation… because the system was developed feature-by-feature over many years as requirements came in.” This is the reality of many long-running enterprise systems. Over time: • different developers contribute, • business rules keep changing, • quick fixes get added, • dependencies evolve, • database structures expand, • and undocumented workflows silently become business critical. From outside, it may look like: • “Just migrate old .NET to .NET Core.” But internally, it is often: “Understand 10 years of hidden business logic before changing anything safely.” And this is exactly why modernization projects become risky when estimation is rushed. Without proper analysis, businesses can face: • broken workflows • production downtime • missing business logic • unexpected redevelopment • massive timeline overruns • critical features discovered too late A serious migration project is not only a technology upgrade. It is a deep reverse-engineering exercise. At PRISHUSOFT, before giving realistic estimations for legacy modernization, we usually focus on: • codebase analysis • dependency mapping • architecture review • undocumented workflow identification • database & API assessment • risk analysis • phased migration planning Because in legacy systems… The biggest complexity is usually not the code you can see. It is the business logic nobody documented. prishusoft.com/product-reeng… #DotNet #DotNetCore #LegacySystem #SoftwareModernization

devleader

devleader

@DevLeaderCa

Jun 8

Have you seen these 14 FREE full-length CSharp videos yet? Here's a compiled list of videos to get you through many common aspects of starting off in CSharp! Strings: - Comparing Strings: youtu.be/nFFKfbuOvQw - StringBuilder: youtu.be/zQHc4RKC6F0 Enums: - Beginner's Guide: youtu.be/9GxabCuWTEk - Strings to Enums: youtu.be/VENbpXhGUZM - Flags: youtu.be/_yUOrzTCpGU - Avoid Incorrect Usage: youtu.be/Z_V-c7fph1U Collections & Enumerables: - Beginner's Guide to Dictionaries: youtu.be/5VvAcoBJGJs - Arrays, Lists, and Dictionaries: youtu.be/VFO5vK7QjBc - IEnumerable Crash Course: youtu.be/RR7Cq0iwNYo - Iterators: youtu.be/fU5-QeSLG2I - Iterators vs Collections: youtu.be/0s_VMhZSOwQ Switch Statements: - Basics of Switch Statements: youtu.be/R0Ed8LIGcyY Exceptions: - How To Rethrow: youtu.be/qqlw-BSFSMU - Stop Throwing Exceptions: youtu.be/47xt3gI5Ea8 #csharp #dotnet #dotnetcore #learntocode

Beginner's Guide For Comparing Strings in C#

This video is a brief high-level overview of several different ways...

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AiHumor

AiHumor

@AiHaHaLol

Jun 8

AI meme therapy for the tech soul. Whether you favor pair programming or algorithm thrills, there's humor for all! 🤖🤣 #Shorts #AiHaHaLol #microsoft #programmerjokes #dotnetcore #csharp #techmemes #dotnethumor #visualstudio

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Erin Associates

Erin Associates

@ErinAssociates

Jun 8

AiHumor

AiHumor

@AiHaHaLol

Jun 7

Remember when Mrs. Batchfile doubted you? Well, who's laughing now after automating everything? 😁💻 #AiHaHaLol #TechWins #microsoft #dotnetcore #aimemes #aigenerated #programmerjokes #dotnethumor #programmermemes

Erin Associates

Erin Associates

@ErinAssociates

Jun 5

Nicholas Preston

Nicholas Preston @Mike_Preston17

Jun 4

Yes, and even Microsoft should see the writing on the wall - Win11 is dead and not going to make them money. They need to appeal to the Linux crowd, while also suckling the teat of OpenAI/Nvidia/Antropic "partnerships" they're trying to solder into their OS via Copilot. Microsoft is DESPERATELY trying to hold onto their 90s corporate domination strategy, but it's not working. Eventually, they WILL BE LINUX. I called it the moment #dotnetcore was born.

Valentin Ignatev

@valigo

Jun 4

This is so funny - Microsoft had their own tools with the same functionality since forever. But the only people using terminal on Windows are Linux users, so it's easier for Microsoft to port coreutils than to teach Linux people PowerShell

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Erin Associates

Erin Associates

@ErinAssociates

Jun 4

Erin Associates

Erin Associates

@ErinAssociates

May 29