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Yeah, this has been pretty universal, lately. As a primarily Go/Rust/Python developer, it continues to baffles me how these languages continue to be the "defaul

Yeah, this has been pretty universal, lately. As a primarily Go/Rust/Python developer, it continues to baffles me how these languages continue to be the "default."

sv123 3y ago
.net developer sitting over here in the corner watching all the cool things pass by.
- dismalpedigree 3y ago
  You mean the herd?
- belmont_sup 3y ago
  Isn’t life with aspnet easy enough because it actually can do multithreaded work right? So not really a problem for dotnet folks. Unless you really want the one-click experience. We use aws sdk, spin up sqs, add some env vars to aspnet, connect the client, enqueue and dequeue all from the same app without a 3rd party (short of the queue infra).
goodoldneon 3y ago
[Inngest engineer] Half of us are Go devs, so we definitely don't think TypeScript should be the default language everyone uses. We only chose to start with a TypeScript SDK!
obiefernandez 3y ago
Consider this a vote for Ruby!