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.
Solely for business. For personal use, it is too big for me, not far from Java.
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?