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Maybe "finished and supported" is the definition of production ready in Microsoft-land, but I'd say "stable, well-tested and batteries-included" is a lot more i
by cryptarch 10y ago
Maybe "finished and supported" is the definition of production ready in Microsoft-land, but I'd say "stable, well-tested and batteries-included" is a lot more important.
.NET Core has none of that going.
- WorldMaker 10y agoAgain, this seems like an anecdotal divide more than anything. .NET Core has certainly seemed "stable, well-tested, and batteries-included" for any of the projects where I have used it.