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I moved all my indie projects from .net to .net core, so i get the same development model i know and love, but can host on linux.

• buboard 8y ago
  how hard is it to port an existing mono application to .net core for linux? does .net core run stable on linux ? I am thinking of a particular open source server application written for .net/mono: opensimulator.
  • oblio 8y ago
    > does .net core run stable on linux Can't say that I've used in production on Linux, but everything I've seen so far for .NET Core on Linux seemed fine and .NET overall as a platform has been historically pretty solid. It would be strange if it would be really flaky in production with all the engineering resources Microsoft is pouring into it. And despite all the hate, Microsoft does have great engineers and great engineering processes in most core teams (Windows, Office, .NET, Visual Studio). They're held down most of the time by legacy stuff, management and marketing, but that's a bigger discussion.
  • merb 8y ago
    > does .net core run stable on linux it's probably more stable on linux than if you host in inside iis. hosting in iis is a pita btw. it's easier on windows to create a service and proxy it inside iis (if you need multiple different applications). however compared to just systemd+dotnet+nginx it's way harder to debug if something goes bogus.