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Just a reminder to everyone that .NET is open-source, runs on Linux and Mac natively, and ASP.NET is one of the nicest web development platforms around, especia
by jiggawatts 2y ago
Just a reminder to everyone that .NET is open-source, runs on Linux and Mac natively, and ASP.NET is one of the nicest web development platforms around, especially if you prefer to keep things simple and generate HTML server-side like Tim Berners Lee intended.
VS Code is free, Intellij Rider is free for open-source projects, GitHub is free, etc...
- soulbadguy 2y ago+1. Sadly it's very hard to displace java/jvm moat. And MSFT image in the open source world is still not stellar. But if i were to be in position to chose a new stack for a standard CRUD/Backend app, .Net >> Jvm
- taftster 2y agoI just hate method names starting with a capital letter. I hate it so much, I put up with Java web/mvc products just to spite myself.
- jiggawatts 2y agodo You start sentences with lower case, and then capitalise the second word? because That's what Java reads like to me.
- taftster 2y agoBut the method is never really the thing you start a "sentence" with, though. You enter a method from a class, either statically or through an instance reference. Even in C#, if you have a local reference to a class instance, you use a camelCase naming approach before entering the method name. So at least in Java, this scenario is more consistent (from your "sentence" argument).
- eikenberry 2y agoAre those the only two options?
- freitzkriesler2 2y agoCrazy world we live in today where this is a true statement!
- gukov 2y agoYeah, quite the transformation on Microsoft’s part. It’s one of a few success stories like that, if not the only one of this scale.
- willsmith72 2y agoi get it, but it's not like the jvm is closed source. you can just... not use oracle
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