Modernize .NET Framework to Blazor?

Tony and Rob (co-founders of greatideaz) explain why there isn't an easy upgrade from .NET Framework 4.x (or older) to the latest .NET, and why it makes sense to make the change now. Learn more and download free resources at greatideaz.com
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[@PticostaricaGS]

Moving to new modern technologies is a must for every business if they want to keep being competitive, however, there is no need for an immediate rewrite, this can be done progressively over time, one of the most common and recommended approaches to this is to take pieces of existent systems functionalities and extract them in one or more small apps with modern architectures.

[@greatideaz]

We completely agree with you on this one!
When adopting a new technology it is always best to start with some small scale projects with well-defined scope. That way you can learn the practical lessons before you enlarge the footprint.
Modernizing enterprise applications is always going to be a strategic initiative and it's essential to take the time and think it through properly. In this case, we do have a runway on these older .NET Framework applications measured in years. Unfortunately, we have also found that it sometimes does take years for enterprise organizations to go through this sort of transition. That's why we recommend that now is the time to start evaluating new technology alternatives and evolve a modernization approach before it becomes a crisis issue.