Silverlight and LightSwitch are end of support. Here is what you should do!
Go to the formMicrosoft Silverlight will no longer recieve support from October 12 2021. Visual Studio LightSwitch ended its support in 2017. It is time to get your business applications up to date.
- Your management starts to demand that you get rid of your precious on-premises servers. However, they do not want to overpay for your Internet Information Services running on a cloud based virtual machine.
- Additionally, your users keep choosing faster and more appealing Chrome, Firefox or Edge browsers. Not to mention that your Security Officer/DPO is beginning to question if your web based apps are robust and secure enough.
If you can recognize any of the above, you are not alone. There are many web applications build on Silverlight and Lightswitch. Some companies are not even aware that they have those technologies in their installation. Most businesses have internal processes that they want managed from multiple users in their organization. Tasks are mostly based on some sort of collaboration and in some cases also collaboration between different branches and levels in an organization.
The way to update depends on what your application does. We have identified three possible ways that an application can be updated.
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