2 ms·
It's not. It is shortsighted to blindingly hate thing X over Y instead of considering circumstances and understanding how big corporations work, or understandin
by neonsunset 2y ago
It's not. It is shortsighted to blindingly hate thing X over Y instead of considering circumstances and understanding how big corporations work, or understanding the nature of the project you make use of (after all, the entirety of .NET is MIT) and just how much worse most alternatives are. There is a wealth of mainstream languages that are decently usable, which I wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole as a main choice still because they carry a significant downgrade in one or another area, that .NET does not compromise on.
- FridgeSeal 2y agoI’m not blindly disliking anything. I recognise C# as useful, but _personally _ dislike it because of the sprawling, OOP-heavy, ceremony-heavy core it encourages you to write. Half my dev friends write C# for their day jobs, half my workplaces have had me dealing with it. It’s not an opinion borne from unfamiliarity or knee jerk reaction; my distaste for MS is just the cherry on top.