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I've used it as well and it is really really nice, especially on Linux as it starts extremely much faster there which was important for my work. It is still no
by eitland 7y ago
I've used it as well and it is really really nice, especially on Linux as it starts extremely much faster there which was important for my work.
It is still not in the same league as Java when it comes to dev tools and the Java ecosystem keeps getting better as well, but at the moment I am torn between the two (or rather, I have two excellent options that I can choose depending on circumstances.)
- tluyben2 7y agoI agree: I also work with Java and JVM languages and I was a fulltime Java dev for 10 years before but the first client (a bank) on our product insisted on .NET 7 years ago and we had some .NET expertise already and went all in. .NET Core is nice enough to do very large projects in though so I cannot see many reasons of moving away from it (especially from F# which I mostly use now).