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woah, I was a pretty expert C#/.NET developer until about 5 years ago, when I switched to Python and C++ for my dayjob. I've not kept up with the ecosystem sinc
by valdiorn 6y ago
woah, I was a pretty expert C#/.NET developer until about 5 years ago, when I switched to Python and C++ for my dayjob. I've not kept up with the ecosystem since then. .NET Core was sort of in its infancy, and we were debating moving over at the point when I left that company, so I've never used Core.
but ...I can barely read that page and understand what's going on!
This is something I did notice with the c# codebases I worked on; you could date them to the month based on whatever "hot shit" patterns were used by each project. I thought this was normal for every language, but since working on large codebases in other languages, I've found that it's mostly a C# thing (Java has a bit of that too).
But man, it's insane how much the language and the ecosystem has changed in 5 years.