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Ah interesting, so I'm relatively happy working with C# and .NET. I'm interested in what you think might be lacking, is there an example of another language wit

by smcl 4y ago

Ah interesting, so I'm relatively happy working with C# and .NET. I'm interested in what you think might be lacking, is there an example of another language with some tooling not available in .NET? Note: not trying to pick a fight, I'm legit interested what I might be missing since I feel like my needs are pretty much covered :)

jen20 4y ago
The list is shorter then it once was, but high quality Bazel support comes to mind.
nwsm 4y ago
My .NET experience is about 1 year out of date, but at the time the ecosystem was in a really great spot. First class Linux and Docker support, your choice of editor/IDE with VS, Rider, and VSCode, and nice test and profiling utilities. Historically though (pre-.NET Core), .NET was always in a Microsoft bubble which held it back as the industry consolidated on Linux and Docker. The person you're replying to may agree that C# tooling is currently pretty good.