Is the .Net 4 Framework going to change before the “go-live” or can we safely assume that the framework will stay the same as it currently is in the Release Candidate?
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Is the .Net 4 Framework going to change before the “go-live” or can we safely assume that the framework will stay the same as it currently is in the Release Candidate?
I would be surprised to see any significant new features or API changes – but I’d expect some bug fixes or performance improvements. To put it another way, I would still put any software you’re building through a fairly rigorous test run after the release, but with the expectation of it still working.