3 ms·

I'm not entirely sure where you get that 'feeling' from if you work on anything .NET related. If you're on the outside looking in, there's 270,000 packages list

• lmm 5y ago
  That's progress, but it's also about the same number as maven central had in 2010.
  • Rapzid 5y ago
    I took the reply to mean that from the outside the sheer number of Nuget packages looks encouraging, but the situation from the inside is different. Although it reads a bit ambiguous. dotnet ecosystem is.. I think it's coming along, but there are some quality gaps in certain areas that are odd compared to say Python or Golang. dotnet is MS baby so you would think there may be official SSH and WinRM libraries? Not so fast. There is a community SSH lib now that is looking good is has been active, but nothing from MS as far as I can tell. WinRM? I THINK the powershell project has this functionality inside it but it's nothing official that's published separately. I'm planning on starting an OSS project using dotnet in the fall that is very system oriented so libraries like these are important to me. Also keeping an eye on asp dotnet, blazor, and etc.. Been lurking dotnet for over a decade.