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Your experience mirrors mine, both early (circa 2005) and more recently. Footguns are common. I am not sure where the .NET community coalesces (python and sim
by tomrod 5y ago
Your experience mirrors mine, both early (circa 2005) and more recently.
Footguns are common.
I am not sure where the .NET community coalesces (python and similar tend to hit up IRC).
- topkai22 5y agoThe ability to find and get answers on stack overflow is pretty impressive, although that might not be the “community” your looking for. I’ve had decent direct engagements with them framework dev tends on GitHub before as well.
- tomrod 5y agoTo add on to community -- it's more than that as well, it's the zeitgeist. In the scientific computing world, if something has hit NumFocus' portfolio then it's active, maintained, accessible, and (IMO) can consider adding into a tech stack. Similar for Apache for general FLOSS projects. I don't understand the dotnet's extension ecosystem -- how to find quality sourcing, etc. Going from an established project into dotnet SDK makes sense. But searching GitHub for useful dotnet frameworks -- stars are probably misleading here?