Re:“I am literally losing sleep” over Java (1996)
by vel0city on Thursday January 06, 2022 @11:54AM
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FWIW, there is no ".NET Core" anymore. Now its all just ".NET", whether or not you're running it on Windows or Linux. Theoretically its all just the same from the application's perspective, there's no separate toolchain or library.
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Re:“I am literally losing sleep” over Java (1996)
by jpgvm on Thursday January 06, 2022 @07:18PM
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While that might be true now enterprise is still running stuff on .NET 2.X and .NET 4.X is still dominant overall.
It will be years until enterprise shops are caught up to where .NET is atm, that is just the way of things.
FWIW it's not much better in Java-land. Most enterprise shops have apps they refuse to invest in upgrading off of Java 6. Java 8 still has huge share though thankfully in the last few years Java 11 is catching on.
I like Java and C# a lot, they appeal to me above the rest of the langs for practical reasons but I don't miss distancing myself from actual enterprise development - that is where passion goes to die.