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Does anyone have any insights about why ASP NET Core is ranked so highly in the surveys? It doesn't get much discussion at all on HN. Is it just popular with 9
by tryptophan 6y ago
Does anyone have any insights about why ASP NET Core is ranked so highly in the surveys? It doesn't get much discussion at all on HN.
Is it just popular with 9-5 big-co dev jobs and their large numbers influence the survey?
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 6y agoI'm guessing here, but SO has always been very .NET-friendly place (it runs on Windows and .NET, and it was very active in the .NET-related topics when it started) which might skew results a bit. But again, guessing.
- akra 6y agoIMO ASP NET Core/NET Core is actually pretty good; seems lighter weight than Java at least to me. Beats most web frameworks in terms of raw performance, comes with all bells and whistles (e.g. even Grpc is supported with a built in server) but bolted on only as required. i.e. definitely beats in performance many web frameworks today (e.g. Spring Boot, etc) with a bit more "officially supported" polish which can be important for adoption. The problem still is the traditional .NET conservative developer culture that I've experienced in .NET jobs IMO. It stops them from trying out the best things in their space (e.g. F# as one thing that comes to mind). NET Core as a runtime on a Linux platform is actually pretty good these days. This can vary by team and company however so not a reason to not choose the technology per se.