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So true, I dare to say that even Asp.Net Core 2.0 is caching up with Spring boot in some things.
by adrianlmm 9y ago
So true, I dare to say that even Asp.Net Core 2.0 is caching up with Spring boot in some things.
- salex89 9y agoNo its not :). I migrated from Java to .Net Core because of a cool project (and the requirements for it was to be in .Net Core), and I think it still has a lot to cover. It has some kind of Spring Boot feeling, but with the IDE (Visual Studio) , Entity Framework Core, missing third party libraries, very flakey testing frameworks it still feels like a beta at best. In a couple of years, probably they'll be much closer. But that also depends on what the Spring guys and gals have to say :-).
- adrianlmm 9y agoYeah, and for example,Spring Boot 5 is going to have reactive controllers and the Asp.NET core doesn't even have it in its radar, Spring boot is a solid contender.