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Hello, everybody, I'm Nick, and in this video I'll talk about some of the negativity I've seen towards modern .NET mainly from developers stuck in older .NET versions like .NET Framework.

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Why Do Older .NET Developers Hate Modern .NET?

<p>Because big changes require revision of basics, and it is easier for experienced people to code according to the old principle, because this principle does not affect the code quality.</p>
