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It is definitely out of fashion, most directly in comparison to Go I suppose. It seems like they tried with .NET Core, but were not able to provide an appealing
by recursivecaveat 1y ago
It is definitely out of fashion, most directly in comparison to Go I suppose. It seems like they tried with .NET Core, but were not able to provide an appealing and coherent enough on-ramp. The ongoing death of native windows applications not helping either certainly.