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OT, but how do you feel C# (w/ ASP and EF, I suppose?) stacks up in productivity and TTM? What's the kind of problem you run into where you start feeling like y
by square_usual 5y ago
OT, but how do you feel C# (w/ ASP and EF, I suppose?) stacks up in productivity and TTM? What's the kind of problem you run into where you start feeling like you're not working on the domain but on side details?
- jcmontx 5y agoThere’s this enterprise mindset surrounding .NET where it feels like you need a lot of boilerplate to do anything, all for the sake of testability. I think I just dislike working with interfaces.
- patates 5y agoI didn't want to deal with the front-end. It took me, however, less time to create a custom front-end (for a particular task) than dealing with Django-admin. YMMV. With Entity Framework and Dapper, I don't think I can be more productive at the back-end in any other stack than I'm with .NET. If I have a couple of models, I'm usually done with basic CRUD, including REST controllers under an hour. For the front-end, I wrote a couple of purpose-built generators for now.