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I think every Java developer should be familiar with C# and dotNet Core. There is a lot of similarities between the languages and it will be easy for any Java d

I think every Java developer should be familiar with C# and dotNet Core. There is a lot of similarities between the languages and it will be easy for any Java developer to pick up.

cesarb 7y ago
> There is a lot of similarities between the languages and it will be easy for any Java developer to pick up. Could you recommend good tutorials/manuals for developers with Java experience to learn C# (preferably without having to install Windows)?
- jayd16 7y ago
  Download Jetbrain's Rider IDE and I'm pretty sure it'll get you hacking away in no time.
- cutler 7y ago
  If you're looking to get into C# 8.0 you're out of luck if using OS X. Visual Studio 2019 for Mac offers .Net Core 3.0 as an option if you have it installed but Mono hasn't caught up with C# 8.0 so isn't available. So much for cross-platform development - it seems OS X is still an afterthought.
  - philliphaydon 7y ago
    What would you need mono for? If you’re using .net core...
    - cutler 7y ago
      Download Visual Studio for Mac 2019 and you won't find C# 8.0 listed under the project's language options. I'm referring to the Mac here where I understood Mono is still the way .Net Core is implemented.
  - jongalloway2 7y ago
    Why? On OSX, just use Visual Studio Code and .NET Core: https://weblogs.asp.net/dixin/c-8-0-in-depth-setup-c-8-0-and-net-core-3-0 https://weblogs.asp.net/dixin/c-8-0-in-depth-setup-c-8-0-and...
    - cutler 7y ago
      That's a Windows guide.