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> It's well know that if you start using C# , your entire stack will generally be MS based...(SQL Server, Azure etc... ) Why the fuck...? I love using Linux+P
by knocte 8y ago
> It's well know that if you start using C# , your entire stack will generally be MS based...(SQL Server, Azure etc... )
Why the fuck...?
I love using Linux+PostgreSQL with F#, and deploying to AWS.
> Even if I have been writing code with Java / C# for nearly a decade , nothing has come close to Typescript in terms of productivity,flexibility and confidence.
Disagree. After doing JS & Java & C# & Perl & F# & TS (& a bit of others such as C, C++, Python), I think TS is just a giant patch to a language that is broken by design. And a patch is just a patch. Just fucking migrate to a decent language already! (e.g. F# or Rust)
- czechdeveloper 8y agoFrom my point of view, they have just great integration together, but but nothing really forces you to use them. Original post sounded like you are being forced into it.
- epscoe 8y agoWhat's your F# setup on AWS? I've been tinkering with an F# (Giraffe) side-project for a while and am finally trying to find a place to host it. Azure seems simple to use but way too expensive -- app service + DB starting around $100/mo, even with Linux and Postgres. AWS seemed complicated for a solo dev, couldn't figure out what I actually needed or how much of it, or how to plan for scalability later without paying too much today. After too many hours comparing prices and features, I resigned myself to learning Docker so I could deploy to Heroku and plan to move it later. I'd love to hear your thoughts/dev workflow/deployment pipeline/etc. (Side note, it turns out Docker is a lot more user-friendly than I'd feared, although my dev machine runs Windows Home, which is less supported (also want to point out that at 1/3 the price of a Mac, Windows is still not worth it and Windows OEMs all have terrible support)).