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Since my company uses .NET and a lot of MS products, I was tasked with learning SF in early-mid 2016. I don’t remember specifically what I didn’t like but it wa
by styfle 8y ago
Since my company uses .NET and a lot of MS products, I was tasked with learning SF in early-mid 2016. I don’t remember specifically what I didn’t like but it was probably poor documentation and slow build/deploy. It didn’t feel production ready.
Shortly after, we adopted Docker which was nice because we could run some Node.js services and some .NET Core services.
Although Docker introduced its own problems, namely orchestration.