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> Has anyone here used (or are familiar with relevant cases of using) .NET for developing startup products, including MVPs? Yes, I have. I've been programming
by GordonS 6y ago
> Has anyone here used (or are familiar with relevant cases of using) .NET for developing startup products, including MVPs?
Yes, I have. I've been programming with C# since it was first released, so we're very well acquainted, and I can build MVPs quickly. As always though, it depends what you are used to.
> I'm seeing .NET as predominantly an enterprise-focused technology
I didn't see it as any more enterprise-focused than Java, andid say less so since dotnet core brought multi-platform support.
- ablekh 6y agoThank you for your feedback. When I said "predominantly an enterprise-focused technology", I meant overall popularity for building in-house enterprise products versus developing startup products. Anyway, should I decide to use .NET, I would most likely use a high-quality boilerplate solution as a foundation. Specifically, I'm a big fan of (and have already played with) ASP.NET Boilerplate and its next-gen version called ABP Framework. They also have relevant attractive commercial versions.