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renewed interest Maybe in the Hacker News bubble. Outside of that, things have been cruising along quite nicely for at least a decade.
by kirse 9y ago
renewed interest
Maybe in the Hacker News bubble. Outside of that, things have been cruising along quite nicely for at least a decade.
- tracker1 9y agoI've worked with .Net devs for most of the past 17-18 years... I've done my fair share of C# development beyond that. And I've seen a lot of shops move away from .Net. Several to Node.js, others to Java or Ruby. It's not just a Hacker News bubble. I'm working in a place now, where most new development is .Net core to be deployed in Linux. There are also a few node projects, and go is also approved for new projects. Being able to target and deploy cross platform is huge.
- wutwutwutwut 9y agoThats an odd way to phrase it considering v1 was released 15 years ago. Like saying I've spent almost half of the last 10 years with my 4 years old son.