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Yes, it is terrible. I think you need to be an active .NET developer to communicate those subtle differences clearly. But we’re used to it being bad at this po
by jcpst 4y ago
Yes, it is terrible. I think you need to be an active .NET developer to communicate those subtle differences clearly.
But we’re used to it being bad at this point. .NET Framework, Microsoft Teams, Visual Studio Code…