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> Someone who has been doing their best to improve the situation and finally giving up, What I see is a random blogger makes generalized statements based on la
by powertower 15y ago
> Someone who has been doing their best to improve the situation and finally giving up,
What I see is a random blogger makes generalized statements based on lack of experience.
> so it is fair to say I have enough experience to know what I am talking about with regards to being a .NET developer.
Your experience counts, just not mine! And you also know what you're talking about!
> That said, .NET, as a development platform, is a couple of diamonds covered by tons of shit and surrounded by people trying to convince everyone else their shovel has all the goodies.
You seem to have a lot of anger.
Thanks for trying .NET.
Have a nice day.
P.S., more than likely the blog author used VS.NET in a "visual" capacity (drag-and-drop component building).
- lucisferre 15y agoIs it more likely than say a polyglot, unix loving, vim user who automates even .NET tasks with rake scripts and enjoys long walks on the beach also being sexually attracted to destroying every software project by dragging and dropping in a completely broken visual design paradigm? Thanks for almost RTFA Have a nice day yourself ;-)
- nahname 15y agoI was trying to shape why this is an issue to the community that you and I are a part of. I don't know the author personally, but had heard of him before this blog post. The departure of individuals and those like him is a serious problem and will, in my opinion, ultimately kill the platform. Dismissing this problem will not solve it.