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Your hate is completely misguided, the feature you are complaining about is Web Forms. .Net is a set of class libraries and a virtual machine, your rant would
by henrikschroder 16y ago
Your hate is completely misguided, the feature you are complaining about is Web Forms.
.Net is a set of class libraries and a virtual machine, your rant would carry a bit more weight if you at least got the basic terminology right.
(Although it has to be said that even Microsoft can't get it straight all the time either)
- Daishiman 16y agoNo, he's completely right. Regardless of what the framework may or may not allow, the fact of the matter is that most .NET web applications are using the full ASP.NET stack, which means that it's the place where most of the mindshare is, so for all practical purposes it would be more difficult to find people who aren't using it, and if you aren't using it then you're probably using another technology stack. For that matter, when using just the base .NET framework for web development, I fail to see any advantage over Python or Rails beyond familiarity, and many disadvantages.
- henrikschroder 16y agoRegardless of what the framework may or may not allow, the fact of the matter is that most .NET web applications are using the full ASP.NET stack Yes, but that is not what he said. That the majority of .Net developers are completely hooked on the entire stack is a problem when it comes to recruiting people. That is not the same thing as claiming the .Net stack is rigid and inflexible.
- megablast 16y agoThanks, I will try to clarify my rants better in the future :) I have only looked at web forms, I guess. Never actually formally been taught anything to do with .net. That was enough to turn me off.