Versatile software engineer with a background in .NET consulting and CMS development. Working on regaining my embedded development skills to get more involved with IoT opportunities.
Also, I purposely responded to you to make a point. You may not have been aware of it, but you started off your post very combative and made some pretty rude accusations. I personally felt like Lizzue did a wonderful job of summarizing the big picture state of the two ecosystems. Ironically, you proceeded to point out a bunch of nit-picky things that demonstrate a pretty clear bias. You listed things off so rapid fire that there's not much of a discussion to be had.
At the very end, I will give you credit for concluding with a statement more in-line with the spirit and ethos that this community promotes. I think it's a pretty fair assessment of hers that they're all pretty much converging and offering capabilities that are more or less the same, especially if you know the right people to talk to.
It's fine to disagree with others, but in the future, please try to do so more respectfully. As part of our Code of Conduct, we promote a welcoming environment that allows for civil discourse. This community has been growing a lot lately, and it's very discouraging to a new member if they came across this and walked away thinking "I'm never going to try and write an article, I don't know what I'd do if someone talked to me like that" or decided outright that this site is low-quality and proceeded to miss out on making a lot of really great connections and learning new things.
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Also, I purposely responded to you to make a point. You may not have been aware of it, but you started off your post very combative and made some pretty rude accusations. I personally felt like Lizzue did a wonderful job of summarizing the big picture state of the two ecosystems. Ironically, you proceeded to point out a bunch of nit-picky things that demonstrate a pretty clear bias. You listed things off so rapid fire that there's not much of a discussion to be had.
At the very end, I will give you credit for concluding with a statement more in-line with the spirit and ethos that this community promotes. I think it's a pretty fair assessment of hers that they're all pretty much converging and offering capabilities that are more or less the same, especially if you know the right people to talk to.
It's fine to disagree with others, but in the future, please try to do so more respectfully. As part of our Code of Conduct, we promote a welcoming environment that allows for civil discourse. This community has been growing a lot lately, and it's very discouraging to a new member if they came across this and walked away thinking "I'm never going to try and write an article, I don't know what I'd do if someone talked to me like that" or decided outright that this site is low-quality and proceeded to miss out on making a lot of really great connections and learning new things.