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Also C# is really meant to run on MS servers (Azur). Yes you can compile C# asp core projects on Linux, but the hell of dll when the there are many projects in

by postdb 4y ago

Also C# is really meant to run on MS servers (Azur). Yes you can compile C# asp core projects on Linux, but the hell of dll when the there are many projects in a solution is quit annoying. Development experience in C# without Visual Studio is quite cumbersome.

theshrike79 4y ago
Nope. This is the M$ == bad era thinking. I've been doing C# on a MacBook with JetBrains Rider for years. Some code runs in Linux containers, some on AWS Lambda.
- pjmlp 4y ago
  Nope, see you're using Rider, because VS4Mac and VSCode only offer a subset of Visual Studio capabilities for .NET development. I rather do .NET than Java, but the FOSS story isn't as Microsoft sells it, hence why on our agency .NET is mostly used on Windows projects, and usually loses against Java or node in UNIX like RFP, even after .NET Core reboot, because of dependencies and existing enterprise tooling.
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