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This is my largest gripe with dotnet. It seems to have been taken over by the front-end web dev types who have done so much damage elsewhere, and are on a crusa
by thrower123 5y ago
This is my largest gripe with dotnet. It seems to have been taken over by the front-end web dev types who have done so much damage elsewhere, and are on a crusade to spread their questionable practices.
The churn is getting too fast as they start to get out from under the shadow of continued compatibility with legacy 4.X dotnet. When languages move this fast, the library and tooling ecosystems cannot keep up and you lose one of the greatest advantages that C# had possessed.
- datavirtue 5y ago^^ The sad truth. I feel a lot of optimism for .NET due to the still struggling state of cross-platform development but the obsession with front-end web dev is drawing us deeper into a rabbit hole that I think we are all just about done with. We need to be using the same language for the front end and back end. Angular/typescript with node.js for web apps. Want something else? Prove why we need to duplicate all of our data structures and business logic. C# for the UI and back end? Sure. Just make sure to conjure up the $billon of tooling and libraries that we need.
- smackeyacky 5y agoNode's dependency hell makes it a non-starter for me.