Making ASP.NET apps first-class citizens on Google Cloud Platform

Re:Making ASP.NET apps first-class citizens on Google Cloud ... by viggity on Thursday September 15, 2016 @02:28PM (#12508539)

microsoft already has massive developer mindshare, but unlike elixir/elm/node/flavor-of-the-month the mindshare exists with 9-5ers or dark matter devs. The kinds of people who use it to get shit done but don't spend time blogging about it.

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Re:Making ASP.NET apps first-class citizens on Google Cloud ... by blackoil on Thursday September 15, 2016 @02:33PM (#12508573)

Yes, but more is merrier. They have negligible presence in colleges, startups, big data... Also Web development outside enterprise is entirely linux. So they have lots of area for landgrab.

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Re:Making ASP.NET apps first-class citizens on Google Cloud ... by Scarbutt on Thursday September 15, 2016 @06:25PM (#12510355)

mindshare exists with 9-5ers

That just reads as if they have a much less enthusiastic community.

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Re:Making ASP.NET apps first-class citizens on Google Cloud ... by criddell on Thursday September 15, 2016 @10:20PM (#12511464)

Now that you mention it, I think that's actually true. When some adapter needs to be written to connect one system to another, nobody is doing it because that's what they are passionate about (I'm starting to hate that phrase) or because they are scratching an itch. They are doing it because somebody will pay them to do it.

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