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Re:Running ASP.NET vNext on OS X and Linux by NicoJuicy on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @02:38AM (#7803212)
They always made the specs of .Net open, which means anyone can implement it.

With the rise of other tools, they have a foot in the Linux/MAC development, where else, they wouldn't have anything outside of Windows. Their coöperation with Mono is great, helping a partner further while letting the .Net thrive :)

BTW. Their strong argument is Visual Studio, which is still (personal opinion), 100% better then any other tool i ever tried - although i must admit, Sublime Text feels great, but it isn't integrated like Visual Studio

Re:Running ASP.NET vNext on OS X and Linux by _random_ on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @05:59AM (#7803691)
"Sublime Text feels great, but it isn't integrated like Visual Studio"

Notepad with plug-ins vs IDE. I mean ReSharper alone beats everything except for maybe IntelliJ IDEA.