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Absolutely this. They changed names, project format, build tooling, etc faster than the ecosystem could keep up. You couldn’t even be sure there existed a set o
by kogir 7y ago
Absolutely this. They changed names, project format, build tooling, etc faster than the ecosystem could keep up. You couldn’t even be sure there existed a set of compatible ASP.NET Core, EF, and standard library packages in nuget without endless trial, error, and binding redirects.
I tried 2-3 times up to and including .NET Standard 2.0 to switch and got burned by busted tooling and package conflicts every time. I’m starting a new project now and am still wary.
- LandR 7y agoNuget conflicts is still a big issue IMO. One of the major pains of my life as a .NET dev who does .NET core right now is Nuget and binding redirects!