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Borderline dangerous software. If it was reliable and worthy of supporting a stack, it wouldn't be Windows only. By being Windows only, it conveys "toy" statu
by loxias 2y ago
Borderline dangerous software. If it was reliable and worthy of supporting a stack, it wouldn't be Windows only.
By being Windows only, it conveys "toy" status. Professional database engineers don't use non-Linux, hence I can infer professionals don't use this.
- Kwpolska 2y agoThis tool is for software engineers, not database engineers. .NET is a Microsoft tool, and one that was tied to Windows for a long time, so most tooling is Windows-only too. What makes Linux uniquely appropriate for database engineering? Why not *BSD? What OS do you think engineers working with Microsoft SQL Server use?
- misterflibble 2y agoLINQPad is probably the most useful mini-IDE that I've ever used for .NET development and I employ it every single day for prototyping, scripting and experimenting. Joe Albahari developed it and he's renowned for his C# .NET expertise, so you're in great hands with this utility.
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