Not everyone has the freedom to chose their employers, or consulting costumers.
All companies whose main business isn't selling software have reasons to use ancient stacks, that isn't the money maker, what is deployed in production works, and there isn't budget around for a full rewrite.
Also Microsoft could set the example, some of those products are theirs.
Yes I am serious, library code also counts.
If your identity wasn't so tied with .NET, maybe you would see the transition mess in a bit more impartial way, it is no accident that now they introduced AI based migration tool at Ignite, and are seeking companies willing to try it out.
All companies whose main business isn't selling software have reasons to use ancient stacks, that isn't the money maker, what is deployed in production works, and there isn't budget around for a full rewrite.
Also Microsoft could set the example, some of those products are theirs.
Yes I am serious, library code also counts.
If your identity wasn't so tied with .NET, maybe you would see the transition mess in a bit more impartial way, it is no accident that now they introduced AI based migration tool at Ignite, and are seeking companies willing to try it out.