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Sure this makes sense if you've read the explanation behind it, but this type of change is bad for new users - very confusing.

• SideburnsOfDoom 11y ago
  The intention seems to be that when the dust settles, it will be easier and simpler for new users to get started. As others have mentioned, the "install and start coding" experience has to compare well to ruby, python, node.js etc. Like this: https://dotnet.github.io/getting-started/ https://dotnet.github.io/getting-started/
  • AwesomeBean 11y ago
    Indeed - I think this is a welcome change. Might make it confusing for a year - but makes way more sense for the next 14 years.
    • BillinghamJ 11y ago
      As though they're not going to do more name changing during that time :)