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“C# → Business applications that run on Microsoft systems.” Folks, it’s 2025. This stereotype should have died at least five years ago. C#+.NET is open source
by sedatk 1y ago
“C# → Business applications that run on Microsoft systems.”
Folks, it’s 2025. This stereotype should have died at least five years ago. C#+.NET is open source and cross-platform since 2016 or so.
- dgrin91 1y agoNot to mention c# is commonly used for video games (see: unity)
- oaiey 1y agoSurely there is somewhere a number, but my educated guess is that 90% of all new / greenfield deployments go into a Linux (or a Lambda/Docker variant).
- vaylian 1y agoDid C# really catch on on other platforms? C# was somewhat popular on Linux with Gnome for a while but my impression is that this has completely died down. While it is technically possible to use C# on Linux and MacOS, it doesn't seem to have a significant mind share.
- oaiey 1y agoFor the development of the platform, like desktop apps, no. But as web server, api or just whatever logic layer, definitely. Big times. On Linux in containers or lambdas.