Any advantage to sticking to older .net frameworks?

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Ed.

Hi Guys,
Quick one I hope. Is there any advantage to developing under older
frameworks, such as 2.0 or 3.0 now that 3.5 is out and v4.0 is in the
making?

Thanks & all the best,
- Ed
 
P

Peter Macej

Yes, if you develop components or tools for other developers. Many of
them (for various reasons) are stuck to older versions of framework and
Visual Studio. We have many developers using VS 2005 and even 2003. So
we have no other choice than supporting framework 2.0 and 1.0 (as two
separate builds) that work with all versions of Visual Studio.
 

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