I am the architect for a small company that has six developers. The business is over 20 years old and we basically have 20 years of .net code running. I have really done well at improving the code base over the last six years. I have us on the latest .Net Framework and Visual Studio. I moved the team from TFS to GIT for source control. We are using MVC, but webforms still exists. We are all using TypeScript instead of JavaScript. We still use JQuery and KendoUI but it seems tough to implement something like React or Angular because the developers felt it would add too much complexity since we still need to support the older code and JQuery.

Recently we got a new CEO and have started prioritizing our upcoming projects. We have about four years worth of work. Even if we just did the high priority stuff to help increase efficiency, we have over a year of work. I think our existing code is never getting ported. Do I just not worry about .net core and keep going? Do I try to use .Net Core for some smaller side projects? I don’t really know how to move forward... In the six years at this company we have never done a house cleaning release. Every release has been new features.