On an entirely superficial point, in case the author is reading: > It offers developers modern tooling that can scaffold projects, build, run, test and deploy

On an entirely superficial point, in case the author is reading: > It offers developers modern tooling that can scaffold projects, build, run, test and deploy using incredibly easy-to-use CLI tools. I think this is one place where the abbreviation CLI should be avoided, since it means two completely different things both of which are somewhat plausible here at first glance. "Command line interface" -- even though this is a Microsoft-derived thing, you can do everything using the command-line tools you're used to from Unix, node.js, etc.; "Common Language Infrastructure" -- even though this is happening on Mac and Linux as well as Windows, you can do everything using the Microsoft .NET tools you're used to from Windows. I'm pretty sure the first of these is the intended meaning, but I had to think about it.