As a .NET developer turned rails developer, looking back at .NET core 5 (on osx) I like what they're trying. I feel really at home because i love the rails wor

As a .NET developer turned rails developer, looking back at .NET core 5 (on osx) I like what they're trying. I feel really at home because i love the rails workflow, but i love C#. It's not quite ready for primetime yet (in my opinion), but I could see myself going back in the future. That said, I feel like my rails experience is helping me understand the new .NET works a lot better than my previous .NET experience. So I think the name change is appropriate. It's different enough.