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They are close enough IMO that most devs can probably competently move between the two. I think the big gains come from a more mature ecosystem of things that
by CharlieDigital 1y ago
They are close enough IMO that most devs can probably competently move between the two.
I think the big gains come from a more mature ecosystem of things that "just work". e.g. EFC vs Prisma or Drizzle with EFC having, for example, automatic change tracking and automatic up/down migrations.
The two NPM supply chain attacks this week also highlight another issue with the ecosystem in general.
We'll see how this change goes and evolves in Motion; C# is still relatively rare for startups, but at series C, it's no longer a seed stage startup and it increasingly feels like "it's just another distributed enterprise backend" (or at least it should be).