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welcome back at this point we are essentially done upgrading from.net framework to.net 7. weamp;#39;ve taken our asp.net eShop sample and gotten it working on asp.net core on.net 7 and deployed into Azure I hope this has been educational if you remember when we started we had this slide showing the steps we were going to go through we started by preparing for the upgrade by using tools like the.net upgrade planner and net Upgrade Assistant to understand the nuget packages and net apis we depended on we talked about how we chose our Target framework we were going to move to whether that was Net 7 or for some of the class libraries.net standard and we and we planned out how we were going to approach which order we were upgrading our solution projects in from there we used the tooling to upgrade our projects to the new SDK style format and we updated the nuget package references to use the new package reference format and to Target versions that would work with our new updated.net target