I had done the exact reverse, moving from Python -> Dotnet, I was actually discomforted for the amount of setup required for dotnet to start, given python came out of the box for the operating systems which I prefer working on. I was although impressed by the maturity of dotnet framework, which feels like some time I have to write way less code to getting stuff done. I figured there is no perfect environment but is best defined on what you are working on.
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That’s definitely the takeaway, everything has its benefits and trade offs. .NET is very mature and that comes with some great things like tooling and well established libraries. I agree that it depends on what you’re working on, choose the right tools for the job.
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I had done the exact reverse, moving from Python -> Dotnet, I was actually discomforted for the amount of setup required for dotnet to start, given python came out of the box for the operating systems which I prefer working on. I was although impressed by the maturity of dotnet framework, which feels like some time I have to write way less code to getting stuff done. I figured there is no perfect environment but is best defined on what you are working on.
That’s definitely the takeaway, everything has its benefits and trade offs. .NET is very mature and that comes with some great things like tooling and well established libraries. I agree that it depends on what you’re working on, choose the right tools for the job.