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What is the nature of your data? Is it highly structured, do you want to enforce a robust schema, is it financial? What language are you developing the client i
by tacos 10y ago
What is the nature of your data? Is it highly structured, do you want to enforce a robust schema, is it financial? What language are you developing the client in? What other services (if any) are you talking to on the backend? From the client?
Why .NET Core instead of just .NET? Is Linux hosting of the backend a requirement?
- i336_ 10y agoWhat's .NET on Linux like in production at the moment?
- tacos 10y agoIt's okay. When .NET core RC 2 ships in the next few days, "good." After Azure and AWS ship compliant SDKs and the rest of the ecosystem wakes up, "great."
- insulanian 10y ago> Is Linux hosting of the backend a requirement? Even if it's not, I wouldn't put myself in the corner by being dependent on windows hosting. Linux on the server is a norm nowadays. Also, .NET Core is obviously the future. Yeah, they will keep Full .NET around, but... It's the same story as it was with WebForms vs MVC. WebForms is still supported, but who starts new projects with it?