Our hackathon project this year was working on making it easier to incrementally migrate large ASP.NET projects to https://t.co/4PmXMQN7SX Core. Here's the MVC music store app: #dotnet #aspnetcore 
Most pages are running on .NET Framework but the shopping cart is managed by ASP.NET Core. This application is 10 years old and using both technologies at the same time, sharing source where possible.
This is made possible because both applications are running in the same IIS pipeline using different modules. It's sharing session and auth with the existing application without many changes to it. The ASP.NET Core application is part of the larger application.
This means its possible to deploy the same way you were deploying the existing application while incrementally modernizing. It's an area we're interested in for .NET 7 and we learned a bunch from this experiment.
We continue to see large projects struggling to migrate existing projects that are still under active development. There’s no pause time to do a potentially multi year migration to core in one big shot.
If you're interested in trying it out and looking at the s/hacks/changes, the the repository is here github.com/davidfowl/IISC…
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