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Technically, maybe. In practice, how many developers write C# on a non Windows platform? I'd say a very, very tiny minority. On the other hand, Java is being
by hota_mazi 6y ago
Technically, maybe.
In practice, how many developers write C# on a non Windows platform? I'd say a very, very tiny minority.
On the other hand, Java is being written on all platforms and being deployed on many as well.
- nfg 6y ago> In practice, how many developers write C# on a non Windows platform? I'd say a very, very tiny minority. Plenty do - think of deploying c# web services on Linux servers / containers.
- throwaway8941 6y agoGP said "write", not "deploy". I write C# on Linux and I am basically the only person I know who does that.
- jussij 6y agoMicrosoft is pushing hard with it's .Net Core offerings and that effort is designed to make C# a more universal language. Whether that effort pays off, only time will tell.