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Hey, I'm on board with wiping out Microsoft as the next guy, but you might be giving them too much crap here. I believe OP actually meant the development platf
by marto1 5y ago
Hey, I'm on board with wiping out Microsoft as the next guy, but you might be giving them too much crap here.
I believe OP actually meant the development platform is very stable and keeps you productive and helps you deliver products, which is what startups should be about. Which from what I've seen is mostly true especially compared to something like JS frameworks.
That said, I still believe the ridiculous levels of vendor lock-in are not worth it.
- aristofun 5y agoOf course im being sarcastic. They do have great products from time to time. But really who in clear mind would prefer to become a slave of MS ecosystem in webdev area in 21 century? Only people who doesn’t know how to work with other platforms (or who got fooled by marketing/sales).
- ptpkueqf 5y ago> who in clear mind would prefer to become a slave of MS ecosystem in webdev area in 21 century? What's wrong with using .NET Core, which is open source and cross platform. Can't I create a ASP.NET Core application with Angular for front-end and deploy it in AWS as a Docker container. You are not necessarily becoming too dependent on the MS ecosystem.