My currently and/or last active projects are written in C, C++, Racket and cough C#. But only because I already started with it and I want to complete the damn thing, I swear. Other than that, the number of languages I have used at a certain point in time is growing. My current favorites are:
.Net core won't be truly comparable with any of the languages listed until coreRT/similar ships with AOT and single file native targeting, non-.net language assembly accessibility.
Well, the exception to the complexity/fat runtime argument is probably delphi, but that conversation quickly gets religious and is best avoided.
What do you like for personal use?
My currently and/or last active projects are written in C, C++, Racket and cough C#. But only because I already started with it and I want to complete the damn thing, I swear. Other than that, the number of languages I have used at a certain point in time is growing. My current favorites are:
C# .Net Framework or C# using .Net Core?
.Net Core is so much simpler and easier to use. You can build your stuff using linux if that's preferable?
No, it's not - it's really, really not. :-) Currently, I'm exploring both frameworks at work.
James,
.Net core won't be truly comparable with any of the languages listed until coreRT/similar ships with AOT and single file native targeting, non-.net language assembly accessibility.
Well, the exception to the complexity/fat runtime argument is probably delphi, but that conversation quickly gets religious and is best avoided.
lol Are you integrating the two using net standard by any chance?