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⚡️ .NET moves too fast? There’s a paid fix for that

Tired of chasing .NET’s rapid release cycle? The answer isn’t slowing Microsoft down — it’s paying for post-EOL support. Services like HeroDevs’ Never Ending Support for .NET 6 let companies stick with stable versions instead of scrambling after every new release.

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Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades Companies complaining .NET moves too fast should just pay for post-EOL support In this post I describe a solution to .NET "releasing too quickly": just pay for support of older versions, such as HeroDevs' Never Ending Support for .NET 6
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