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I'm not really concerned with such small differences in speed, to be honest. The thing that I look for is: how productive am I when using language X?
by booleandilemma 5y ago
I'm not really concerned with such small differences in speed, to be honest. The thing that I look for is: how productive am I when using language X?
- Koshkin 5y ago... and nothing can compare with C# (under Visual Studio) in this regard, it seems. Not the most efficient at run time, but a good, knowledgeable developer's productivity is insane.
- Salgat 5y agoEspecially with the .NET Standard Library. It has damn near everything already out of the box with 1st class support, and if not there's almost certainly a nuget for it. C# is an extremely productive language to develop for.