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I recently started maintaining a .Net 1.1 project and would like to convert it to .Net 3.5.
Any tips to share on reducing code by making use of new features?
As a first attempt, I would like to convert a bunch of static helper functions.
Update: The main reason why I am converting is to learn new features like static classes, LINQ etc. Just for my own use at least for now.
You can use static classes (C# 2.0 feature) to rewrite old helper functions.