I use it at work now building websites and have used it in the past for desktop apps. I also briefly used it with Unity and fell off the wagon when I started my current job.
It's a pretty solid tool but I'm not particularly in love it.
As for the associated toolchain:
Yeoman and Nuget are fine.
MVC Framework is as good as any other language specific MVC framework.
LINQ is interesting and a pleasure to write code with.
I've been hemming and hawing at trying out .NET Core to build some APIs.
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I use it at work now building websites and have used it in the past for desktop apps. I also briefly used it with Unity and fell off the wagon when I started my current job.
It's a pretty solid tool but I'm not particularly in love it.
As for the associated toolchain:
Yeoman and Nuget are fine.
MVC Framework is as good as any other language specific MVC framework.
LINQ is interesting and a pleasure to write code with.
I've been hemming and hawing at trying out .NET Core to build some APIs.