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using UnityEngine; Is the second most used 'using' that's non-Microsoft (after Nunit). Shows how important Unity is for C# take up. And presumably most people
by codeulike 9y ago
using UnityEngine;
Is the second most used 'using' that's non-Microsoft (after Nunit). Shows how important Unity is for C# take up. And presumably most people using Unity to write games are not going to be sticking their code on GitHub either so this must be a fraction of the real use.
- throwawayReply 9y agoIT's important to open source C# take-up, but I'd wager the vast majority of C# usage is closed-source shops. c# just isn't favoured by hobbyists except for game-programming. But in business world (at least from my UK perspective) where nothing comes close to github, c# still seems as healthy as ever and that doesn't depend on unity at all.
- codeulike 9y agoOh yes for sure, but that's always been there. .NET has always been used widely for business internal stuff and that's what kept it alive. But the recent C# renaissance seems to be about app building stuff like Xamarin or Unity.