.NET is a solid platform. Great for general purpose applications programs, and line of business programs, and other sorts of database front ends, and games too. C# is a decent solid language, but I'm very much moreso impressed by F#.
(Not dissing JVM, I also think highly of that too and the many languages supported in that ecosystem.)
I use .NET and F# on my Mac, with Visual Studio for Mac. I highly recommend The Book of F# by Dave Fancher, as a fun introductory tutorial.
A .NET related technology that is incredibly impressive is WPF. Best in breed technology in that space.
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.NET is a solid platform. Great for general purpose applications programs, and line of business programs, and other sorts of database front ends, and games too. C# is a decent solid language, but I'm very much moreso impressed by F#.
(Not dissing JVM, I also think highly of that too and the many languages supported in that ecosystem.)
I use .NET and F# on my Mac, with Visual Studio for Mac. I highly recommend The Book of F# by Dave Fancher, as a fun introductory tutorial.
A .NET related technology that is incredibly impressive is WPF. Best in breed technology in that space.