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Me too. I also came from a php background and I love the new .NET Core, Typescript and so forth. Funny is that I've always been dismissing .NET for so long and
by staticelf 10y ago
Me too. I also came from a php background and I love the new .NET Core, Typescript and so forth. Funny is that I've always been dismissing .NET for so long and been a heavy Linux user. I never thought the day would come where I prefer .NET and Azure.
Although, professionally I basically only do frontend work or node work. So javascript is pretty much what brings in the cash each month nowadays.
- caleblloyd 10y ago> I never thought the day would come where I prefer .NET Right!? Half my co-workers still think I'm joking when I say C# or .NET I still strictly develop C# on Linux, using JetBrains Project Rider and VS Code. I run production apps on Google Container Engine. I'll test in Windows for cross platform apps using Visual Studio Community Edition from time to time. Never messed with Azure but I think they have some nice integrations with Visual Studio.
- V-2 10y agoIs Project Rider usable already? I remember it was sort of in alpha not long ago
- caleblloyd 10y agoIt's still in EAP, but has stabilized a lot in recent builds. The debugging story is not quite there for .NET Core, so I switch into VS Code for debugging right now.