Microsoft will cease to support and maintain .NET Core 3.1 by 13 December 2022. Beyond this date, .NET core 3.1 will no longer receive security patches or bug fixes. All websites and custom applications written on this technology will be vulnerable to security and performance issues if not updated to the latest LTS Release .NET 6.
Read the full blog post (7 min read) - <a target="_blank" href="https://www.luminary.com/blog/net-core-3-1-approaches-end-of-life">.NET Core 3.1 approaches end of life </a> ↗️
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Microsoft will cease to support and maintain .NET Core 3.1 by 13 December 2022. Beyond this date, .NET core 3.1 will no longer receive security patches or bug fixes. All websites and custom applications written on this technology will be vulnerable to security and performance issues if not updated to the latest LTS Release .NET 6.

Read the full blog post _(7 min read)_ - [.NET Core 3.1 approaches end of life ](https://www.luminary.com/blog/net-core-3-1-approaches-end-of-life) ↗️

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*This is a stub for my blog post on [luminary.com/blog](https://www.luminary.com/blog?blog-listing={author=emmanuel-tissera}) ↗️*

My blog post on luminary.com

.NET Core 3.1 approaches end of life

Some random and not-so-random stuff I came across today and couldn't help keep silent about!
