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You know that Rx in .Net kind of inspired all of the popular reactive libraries/frameworks, right? Other than that: if you go to a .Net shop who want Microsoft
by radicalbyte 5y ago
You know that Rx in .Net kind of inspired all of the popular reactive libraries/frameworks, right?
Other than that: if you go to a .Net shop who want Microsoft Certified Developers and you expect anything than low quality-stay-on-the-Enterprise-support-contract-rails then that's the problem.
> Nah MSSQL, and all the tables are named and optimised according to EntityFramework and if you have to suffer through ODBC issues that’s a you problem!
That's not in any way true - it's an ORM and it can handle any database naming scheme you happen to have. I still wouldn't use it - ORMs in general are a bad idea outside of a couple of use-cases (i.e. CRUD-heavy systems).