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It’s been a while since I used Django or rails, but asp.net has the same feature set. Asp.net is more modular than I remember the other frameworks being but tha
by sitharus 9y ago
It’s been a while since I used Django or rails, but asp.net has the same feature set. Asp.net is more modular than I remember the other frameworks being but that has probably changed in the last few years.
With .net core development is supported on macOS and Linux as well as windows with visual studio code. I develop on macOS myself.
If you’re not familiar with asp.net it’ll be a bit confusing. There are now two versions - asp.net which is windows only and asp.net core which is cross platform. Also there has been a lot of flux in .net core so older tutorials are often wrong.
- mihular 9y agoDon't forget Visual Studio for Mac (improved MonoDevelop improved Xamarin Studio)
- Elte 9y agoCompared to Visual Studio + ReSharper, Visual Studio for Mac is quite a step back (putting it mildly). I've high hopes for Rider (cross-platform JetBrains IDE for .NET that was just released), though I haven't tried it yet.
- ztjio 9y agoI've been using Rider and it's been pretty good. This shouldn't be a surprise. Remember that JetBrains started with ReSharper. This is basically their home turf. That said, third party IDEs can always be expected to be slightly behind the first party stuff. But in this case I think it's worth it and might actually be a good litmus test for adopting the next releases.