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Stay away from .NET Core! we've had nothing but issues and they can't even figure out what they want to do, they keep adding/removing/changing and renaming the
by amcdnl 10y ago
Stay away from .NET Core! we've had nothing but issues and they can't even figure out what they want to do, they keep adding/removing/changing and renaming the api all the time.
- insulanian 10y agoWhat issues did you have?
- merb 10y agoThe docs are outdated: http://docs.asp.net/en/latest/getting-started/index.html http://docs.asp.net/en/latest/getting-started/index.html
- frogfuzion 10y agoI would probably use this instead: https://dotnet.github.io/ https://dotnet.github.io/
- merb 10y agohttps://dotnet.github.io/docs/ https://dotnet.github.io/docs/ open it and click on: "Web application" and than check where you've been redirected to.
- dizzy3gg 10y agohttps://github.com/dotnet/cli https://github.com/dotnet/cli
- insulanian 10y agoOK, the thing just got its shape... Docs will catch up eventually. I expect the "issues" to be something related to development process and running the code in prod.
- cmdkeen 10y agoIt's Read the Docs - you can switch between versions at the bottom left. Plus more generally it is a pre-1.0 product which, while having a go live licence, means it isn't for everyone especially if you're not happy potentially doing some digging through code to work out undocumented features. The OP doesn't say if they are a C# dev or a Ruby dev or neither. To be honest that is likely to be the biggest driver of things. Both are good enough that it isn't really worth paying the price of switching between two ecosystems for.
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