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This is really interesting to me. I was also forced to use .NET for work a few months ago, but coming from Python, I found that I tend to like rather than disli
by GOATS- 5y ago
This is really interesting to me. I was also forced to use .NET for work a few months ago, but coming from Python, I found that I tend to like rather than dislike most of the differences between the ecosystems.
The whole ordeal with the enterprise application structure was a hassle for me to begin with, but after some mentoring and guidance from a senior developer, it all made sense in the end, and I started to apply the same kind of structure in my Flask projects.
What is it that you found C# to be lacking in compared to what we're used to in the Python world?
- bayesian_horse 5y agoFor me Flask is obsolete. If I want a feature-rich web framework I go with Django, if I want (more) performance and simplicity, I go with FastAPI. Comparing .NET to Flask is much easier on .NET, since it doesn't have all those Batteries included and yet doesn't reap the benefits from an async/type annotation approach like FastAPI.
- bayesian_horse 5y agoIn general, I miss all the readability, conciseness, documentation, availability of third party packages... Also Django Rest Framework makes it a lot easier to get up and started.