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I remain unconvinced that .NET Core is not some high ranking Microsoft executive idea of a practical joke.
by mariusmg 9y ago
I remain unconvinced that .NET Core is not some high ranking Microsoft executive idea of a practical joke.
- bsaul 9y agocare to explain why ? this whole project had me interested again in the .net platform ( although i ended up not jumping ship because i thought the platform wasn't mature enough)
- cheez 9y agoMany developers are excited about .NET core and it being cross-platform. So if it's a joke, everyone is in on it but you.
- sundvor 9y agoYep; couple this with MS publishing how to roll out micro service builds based on Docket, you see Microsoft fully embracing the state of the art of programming. More importantly, they are making these techniques and patterns available and accessible to us developers.
- hudo 9y agoWhy's that? IMHO, its finally some good usable .net. Full fx was ok in 2005, but today Core is the proper framework. Sure, tooling is still half broken (only if you try to do some crazy thing), there's small API surface in Core 1.1, but I have few apps in prod already, and development is good and easy, no major issues or showstoppers.
- camus2 9y agoThe goal is to make a subset of ASP.NET run on third party platforms. It's actually a very good solution for web application development.
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoThe goal is to allow developers to write Azure applications on their Apple computers, anything else is a lucky side effect.
- cheez 9y agoAzure will be doing a disservice to themselves if they do not support Linux as a first-class citizen
- intrasight 9y agoAzure will be doing an even bigger disservice if I know or care what my .net core app is running on.