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IMO Java/.NET just don't get blogged about _on this site_. If you visit /r/Java, /r/dotnet etc, you'll actually find the content about them.
by vips7L 5y ago
IMO Java/.NET just don't get blogged about _on this site_. If you visit /r/Java, /r/dotnet etc, you'll actually find the content about them.
- atraac 5y agoThe issue with /r/dotnet is that most people there are almost fanatics. A single bad word about MS or any topic of the month like MediatR gets you downvoted to oblivion. There's almost no real discussion there.
- magicalhippo 5y agoNot a new thing. I recall the same fanaticism on big C# IRC channels back when .Net 2.0 was in beta.
- kumarvvr 5y agoGetting blogged on this site is the goal. Getting blogged on a site that is dedicated to that tech is not noteworthy. You can find such blogs or forums for every obscure language that has more than a 1000 users.
- vips7L 5y agoJava and dotnet aren’t obscure languages. Java’s user base is larger than anything on _this site_. Java bloggers also know that HN isn’t their target audience because they know HN is biased. It’s a much more worthy investment to reach the actual community who are going to come back to your site and actually discuss your content.