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Even though I get paid to write Java I’m very much so looking forward to AOT C# and may just make it my main language once it’s released. With AOT C# we’ll fina
by vips7L 5y ago
Even though I get paid to write Java I’m very much so looking forward to AOT C# and may just make it my main language once it’s released. With AOT C# we’ll finally have a mainstream and _ergonomic_ natively compiled language (i.e. not Go). With .NET MAUI for cross platform apps, and AOT Blazor WASM it seems like the one platform to rule them all.
My only gripe with the language I think is async/await but that isn’t a deal breaker considering only Go and Java (eventually) have decided against it.
- pjmlp 5y agoI get paid to write both (Java and .NET languages), depending on the project. AOT C# has existed since 2002 in various forms actually. I wouldn't bet too much on MAUI, in fact I would kind of bet on older GUI stacks until the UI political wars at Redmond kind of settle down on what they actually want to bring forward. Uno and Avalonia are safer bets for cross platform .NET applications.
- vips7L 5y agoUno, Avalonia, Maui, whatever! It’s probably better supported than JavaFX!