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It's amazing how uninformed the comments are on the .NET ecosystem as of the time of this comment. The OP states this is intended as an update to a 2016 questi
by yodon 3y ago
It's amazing how uninformed the comments are on the .NET ecosystem as of the time of this comment.
The OP states this is intended as an update to a 2016 question, but the responses are largely stuck pre-2016, full of nonsense complaints that haven't been true for the better part of a decade (including imagined OS dependent lock-in, imagined lack of CLI based tools, and etc).
The .NET Core variant doesn't even exist anymore, and hasn't since 2020. It's just .NET, after a difficult planned multi-year effort that .NET core was a part of, to unify into a single cross platform .NET
- pier25 3y ago> with no "Core" variant specifier existing anymore That's a good point and sorry for the mistake. In my defense I copied and pasted the title from the previous question and I don't know much about .NET in general.
- yodon 3y ago>sorry for the mistake You were asking the original question. It's reasonable to ask a question and not know the answer. We can, however, expect better of those who write in with answers.