It’s that time again! New .NET release, new features, new performance tuning, new shiny things to get excited about. And if you’ve been sitting on a legacy application thinking “One day we should really do something about this…” well, congratulations, that day just got easier.
As of today, all GAPVelocity AI Migrators support .NET 10, including:
This update means you can modernize even ancient applications into current, supported .NET without rewriting the entire system by hand or rage-opening 100 Jira tickets.
But let’s get into the two that developers ask us about the most:
Look. VB6 had a great run. Truly. Respect.
But in 2025, maintaining a VB6 application feels a bit like driving a 1997 Honda Civic with 380,000 miles on it. It still runs, but you're praying the transmission doesn’t explode every time you get on the highway.
The GAPVelocity AI Migrator for VB6 analyzes your VB6 codebase, maps language constructs, state handling, UI logic, and API behavior, and produces clean, structured C# targeting .NET 10.
Not AI hallucination.
Not “helpful suggestions.”
Not “well… it compiles, mostly.”
This is deterministic AI + decades of migration heuristics.
' VB6 Private Sub btnCalculate_Click() total = price * quantity lblTotal.Caption = total End Sub
// .NET 10 (C#) private void OnCalculateClick() { var total = price * quantity; lblTotal.Text = total.ToString(); }
Simple example, but scale it up across 200k LOC and that’s where the AI + deterministic mapping matters.
Then there’s the problem every .NET dev now knows:
“We want a modern UI. We want it to run everywhere. Web. Desktop. Also can we not rewrite everything from scratch? Thanks.”
This is exactly why we built the Blazor AI Migrator.
It transforms server-side MVC or WinForms code into Blazor components including:
// ASP.NET WebForms protected void Submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { resultLabel.Text = Calculator.Calculate(value1, value2).ToString(); }
<!-- Blazor --> <button @onclick="Calculate">Submit</button> <p>@Result</p> @code { private int Result; private void Calculate() { Result = Calculator.Calculate(value1, value2); } }
No weird runtime adapters. No client/server mystery sync. No “hope the magic framework does the right thing.”
Because .NET 10 is:
This is the “safe harbor” release. If you’re on .NET 6 or earlier, your security updates are basically on life support. Time to move.
We offer a free code scan using our ByteInsight agent. It looks at:
You get a report. You do not get a sales hostage situation.
And If You Want to Geek Out Live…
We’re teaming up with Jeff Fritz and Progress Software for:
📅 January 9, 2026
🎤 Live coding with Jeff Fritz & Friends
🎁 10 x $250 gift card giveaways
🤓 Full-on nerd festival
Register: https://www.gapvelocity.ai/best-of-dotnet-10
If you want help moving your app from 1999 → 2026, we’re your people.
If you’d rather stay on VB6 forever… well… nostalgia is a powerful drug.
But call us when the printer drivers stop working.