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Don't get me started on chasing down NuGet dependency errors. The only difference is there's usually only one option for any given task. We're constantly held b
by Pigo 10y ago
Don't get me started on chasing down NuGet dependency errors. The only difference is there's usually only one option for any given task. We're constantly held back by packages with conflicting references. I'm not jumping everything to Angular 2 just because it's available, but I can build my 1 apps in a fraction of the time it takes to use my old MVC boilerplate.
- artifaxx 10y agoSeriously, good package management makes a huge difference. Long term maintainability really benefits from a package manager that you don't spend hours diagnosing obscure dependency errors. I do not miss this aspect of developing in C# at all, even if it was great otherwise.