Modern
Everything on SkillVeris tagged Modern — collected across the glossary, study notes, blog, and cheat sheets.
12 resources across 1 library
Study Notes(12)
Migrating MFC to Modern Frameworks
Strategies for moving mature MFC applications toward WinUI 3, WPF, or Qt using strangler-fig migration and safe business-logic extraction.
Migrating Silverlight to Modern Web
A practical playbook for assessing a legacy Silverlight application and choosing between Blazor, a native desktop port, or a full JavaScript rewrite.
Migrating WCF to Modern Alternatives
Practical strategies for moving existing WCF services off .NET Framework onto CoreWCF, gRPC, or ASP.NET Core Web API.
Modern vs Classic Pages
How SharePoint's two page rendering models differ, why classic pages still linger in some tenants, and how to assess and plan a move to the modern experience.
Fortran Best Practices
Practical guidelines for writing clean, portable, and performant modern Fortran code, from type safety to array handling.
Fortran vs Modern Languages
How Fortran compares to C++, Python, Rust, and Julia for numerical and scientific computing workloads.
Pascal vs Modern Languages
Compare Pascal's design philosophy, syntax, and type system against modern languages like C++, Python, and Java to understand its strengths and trade-offs.
LISP vs Modern Languages
A comparison of LISP's core design choices—homoiconicity, macros, and minimal syntax—against mainstream languages like Python, JavaScript, and Java.
Modern Perl Best Practices
A guide to writing clean, safe, and maintainable Perl using strict, warnings, modern object systems, and idiomatic patterns favored in current Perl codebases.
Design Patterns in Modern Frameworks
How classic GoF design patterns show up, sometimes disguised under different names, inside React, Spring, Angular, and other modern frameworks.
History and Evolution of React
A look at how React was created at Facebook, its major milestones, and how it evolved into the modern hooks-based library it is today.
NuGet Packages
Understand NuGet, the .NET package manager, and how to add, version, and manage dependencies via PackageReference in modern .NET projects.