Re:Programming Trends on StackOverflow
by vyrotek on Friday July 05, 2013 @10:28AM
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No. Stackoverflow goes though these "land grab" phases with languages and frameworks. Because C# was one of the early languages it is very difficult to keep up inertia of new questions.
My personal experience has been that I rarely need to ask new C# or MVC related questions these days. I really have a hard time coming up with something has hasn't been discussed already. I think Stackoverflow eventually hits a saturation point and people begin to consume more than contribute.
Re:Programming Trends on StackOverflow
by eterm on Friday July 05, 2013 @10:53AM
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It has got to the point with SO that if a question is obscure enough that there isn't already a question for it, I know when I ask I'll likely not get an answer.
My personal experience has been that I rarely need to ask new C# or MVC related questions these days. I really have a hard time coming up with something has hasn't been discussed already. I think Stackoverflow eventually hits a saturation point and people begin to consume more than contribute.