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Personally I don't like .NET anymore because it's almost exclusively C# only (which seems quite dated compared to eg. Kotlin). JVM env is much more scattered ac
by tkubacki 3y ago
Personally I don't like .NET anymore because it's almost exclusively C# only (which seems quite dated compared to eg. Kotlin). JVM env is much more scattered across multiple languages.
- jug 3y agoAnd personally I think C# is moving forward almost too quickly, as if Microsoft has a compulsion to always introduce new features to the language with each new release, accelerating especially since post-.NET Framework. Funny how different views one might have!
- teh_klev 3y ago> and really no new apps should be built on it. You know you don't need to use the new features, you can still build your apps the way you like and gradually adopt stuff you think might be better for you. Many of the new features aren't always aimed at line of business apps but have been added to improve "systems programming" capabilities. And they aren't taking anything way from you (unless you're jumping from .NET Framework to .NET 5 and beyond, e.g. remoting).
- _ea1k 3y agoThat's funny, because so many of the early sales pitches for .net focused on polyglot as a main feature.
- tkubacki 3y agoDear downvoters please do care to express your opinion instead of downvoting. I will help you making strong statement - why would I use smaller ecosystem (.net vs jvm) and worse general purpose lang (C# Vs Kotlin) if I am not Microsoft shop ?