Thank you for your feedback. I show my face in quite a lot of my videos (please refer to some of my past videos). I certainly don't use AI to generate any of my content - and don't intend to use AI in any future videos.
So if you used to standard C# and don't want to experience nuget package and visual studio version mismatch, don't use .Net 8 and wait until older frameworks went out support
As programmers we cannot avoid the constant change and evolution of the technologies we use - the best we can do is keep ourselves up to date. Having said that, you can still use, as you put it, standard C#, on .NET 8.
@@fredimachadonet I mean that .NET Standard projects are unable to use C# 12, and you cannot create new .NET Standard libraries on C#12. .Net 8 code seems backward incompatible. You also cannot use .NET 8.1 nuget packages with Visual Studio 2022 (v17.4), only with 17.8 Update. Because of the Breaking Changes and the new "VS targets code analyzer" for .Net 8.1.
@@GavinLon Not only should we update the target framework versions, other developers without Visual Studio version .Net8 (Preview 1) will be unable to use nuget packages for .Net8 preview 1. This is a backward-compatibility breaking framework.
