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Enterprise options for languages lists Java and .Net. Ok, .Net is not a language, it's a framework. C# ( & VB.Net) is the language.
by justboxing 9y ago
Enterprise options for languages lists Java and .Net.
Ok, .Net is not a language, it's a framework. C# ( & VB.Net) is the language.
- nathanaldensr 9y agoNor would I characterize them as "enterprisey," especially .NET. .NET is extremely accessible and .NET Core has virtually no barrier to entry--from tooling to supported languages to supported OSes. This meme needs to die.
- wink 9y agoProbably my filter bubble speaking but I know zero people who have ever deployed .net code on anything besides Windows or even working in a "mostly-Windows" shop. There's a few Mono applications in Linux distros, but I think I can also count those on one hand. So I'm not disagreeing it's possible, just very unlikely. (Even worse than PHP on Windows - sure, there used to be some high profile shops (5-10 years ago), but it always seemed like 10% or less. Also I'm not up to date on that regard.)