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>>> it's the first version of .NET that can build self-contained apps I tried it - it puts 50MB of DLLs beside the "HelloWorld" executable in a subdirectory (o
by lotsoflumens 10y ago
>>> it's the first version of .NET that can build self-contained apps
I tried it - it puts 50MB of DLLs beside the "HelloWorld" executable in a subdirectory (on Ubuntu 16.04).
It's like shipping the entire Java runtime with every app.
- judah 10y ago>> "I tried it - it puts 50MB of DLLs beside HelloWorld" That's a bad test for a framework. It's like saying, "I bought an $80,000 car to drive to my neighbor's house across the street - I could have just walked!" A good test is, "What is the full install size of a real app built on .NET Core?" And the answer is, not much larger than any other app. All that code has to live somewhere, either in your app or in your libraries.
- jimjimjim 10y agowell, people complained when Go produced 2mb hello worlds.