Closed jpoehls closed 13 years ago
I've decided to move DNM to .NET 4.0. This shouldn't be too big a deal since most everyone should have .NET 4.0 installed at this point. Since DNM isn't a library you reference in your app, you can continue to use DNM with apps running on older versions of .NET.
With the recent release of .Net 4, a possible build of the source coding using the .Net 4 framework will be coming out soon. There are some benefits of using .Net 4; however, know that not everyone has the ability to upgrade their systems to the .Net 4 runtime right away. Because of this, the next build will probably be cross compiled. There has not been discussions on if and when 3.5 will be dropped.