Microsoft hosts .NET modernization session with GitHub Copilot

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Microsoft hosts .NET modernization session with GitHub Copilot

The live .NET DAY event features a session focused on modernizing .NET applications with GitHub Copilot. It showcases how teams can leverage AI-assisted workflows to seamlessly assess, plan, and execute upgrades for their .NET apps, aiming to make legacy modernization more efficient for enterprise developers.

// ANALYSIS

–Using AI for legacy modernization is a growing trend, moving beyond simple code generation to complex architectural tasks.
–The session highlights a strong synergy between Microsoft's .NET ecosystem and GitHub's AI capabilities.
–This approach lowers the barrier to entry and reduces the friction typically associated with major framework upgrades.

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2026-06-16

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