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>> ASP.NET MVC technology on a real website without too much of a disaster. (In fact .NET has been a huge, unmitigated success for us No matter what other's es
by sremani 8y ago
>> ASP.NET MVC technology on a real website without too much of a disaster. (In fact .NET has been a huge, unmitigated success for us
No matter what other's esp. those in start up world say, .NET stack delivers value in spades, and it has only improved with .net core.
- jchw 8y agoBig fan of the C# language, but honestly until .NET Core a lot of us simply had to ignore it. I think MS was counting on it for selling Windows as a platform at a time and I'm sure that worked to a degree but it probably didn't do the long term trajectory of .NET any favors. Luckily so far even with some missteps the .NET Core launch has been great. My only complaint is that debugging needs to work outside of Microsoft editors. Jetbrains has their own implementation, but I find it annoying that there is no CLI tool, and I also recall a licensing snafu that broke debugging in Rider for a while...
- sergiotapia 8y agodotnet core is crazy. I haven't used C# in about 8 years, and turns out you can now write static C# application that cross-compile to Linux, Mac and Windows with a single command. It's _INSANE_ to me that this is possible. I'm looking into getting back into C# after a long road travelled through Ruby, Javascript, Go, Elixir.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoNot only is .NET fantastic to work with, it also pays incredibly well. But we'll keep that between us, shall we? ;)