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.Net Framework 4.8 has a longer life cycle as the current .NET version
by croes 9mo ago
.Net Framework 4.8 has a longer life cycle as the current .NET version
- pjmlp 9mo agoIt does, but current versions can be shipped with the application. Thus this should be less of a problem.
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 9mo agoWhen I first worked with dot NET I was confused with the naming and version numbers.
- ozim 9mo agoThis argument against .NET annoys me. Because that’s pretty much any freaking thing - oh Python, oh PHP, oh driving a fork lift, oh driving a car. Once you invest time in using and learning it is non issue. I do get pissed off when I want to use some Python lib bit it just doesn’t work out of the box, but there is nothing that works out the box without investing some time. Just like a car get a teenager into a car he will drive into first tree. Posting BS on Facebook shouldn’t be benchmark for how easy things should be.