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.NET Core 1.0 was released cross-platform 8 years ago though, there's a ton of new devs for who it has always been cross-platform
by Kipters 2y ago
.NET Core 1.0 was released cross-platform 8 years ago though, there's a ton of new devs for who it has always been cross-platform
- WD-42 2y agoAnd Rust 1.0 (which this article seems to be comparing against) came out 9 years ago. These things take time.
- palmfacehn 2y agoReading this thread is the first I'm learning of this. Even with the enthusiasm expressed here, I'm still suspicious that there will be incompatibilities. Microsoft has a history of doing things a certain way.
- sfn42 2y agoWe use .NET for pretty much everything that doesn't run in a browser, our apps run in Linux containers and devs use windows/Linux/Mac with no issues. GUI libraries might have some potential for improvement but I would reach for C# for any task that didnt strictly require a different language.
- Kipters 2y agoThat's your bias and not the language fault, everything works pretty much the same across every OS, I haven't developed non-UI C# apps on Windows since 2018 (because of course you need Windows to build WinUI and WPF apps, but you have options on macOS and Linux too)