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What do you think of C#, LULZ?
Good language? Good for building websites with?
Yeah it's fine af. The problem is that it (and Blazor) is uncool with the general crowd so the job market is rather limited. Think of it as of a slightly less uncool PHP (ofc it shits all over PHP as a general purpose lang).
>the job market is rather limited
I find the opposite in my country (UK). The only reason I started looking at C# is because it seems to be one of the most popular languages in my area.
Well, if you're talking about all sorts of enterprise CRUID programming then yes. Shit, even the OG ASP.NET jobs are probably still somewhat numerous but we're talking about modern webdev here so that must involve Blazor in my view.
I don't see many jobs advertising Blazor... sure some people will be using that but I don't see it much in my area. But yeah I guess these companies in my area probably aren't on the bleeding edge.
I think that C# is (arguably) the very best language at building web backends and especially transactional web backends whereas Java shines more when it comes to anything relating to analytics and C++, Rust or Go for HPC.
I do believe that dotnet and especially ASP.NET Core are the best frameworks there is. However i would not use C# for GUIs or for something like video games. But for conventional backend work? I don't see any other language/framework that does the job better than C#/ASP.NET.
These seem like reasonable takes
Do you think Java is better then?
Nope. ASP .NET is too opinated.
>filtered by best practices
lmfaoing @ your life
>le best practices
>editing xml files by hand
LMAO, kys homosexual.
It's good for building server rendered websites and APIs. Blazor is fine for SPA websites in a lot of scenarios, but the download size of the app (1mb for hello world) is a bit too much for commercial use for b2c imo
what's up, raj.
You can build websites with Unity?
You can export Unity projects to webgl to make them usable online. Probably not websites per se, but games and like 3d displays etc.
You can compile your game to a website. When I experienced with it years ago it turned 99% of the stuff into some javascript file but the present version is probably more advanced (uses wasm with .net probably.).
you can probably use the UI framework and 2d capabilities to make a website and then export to webgl or html5
>What do you think of C#
If you want to do something generic quickly and safely it's the best language. C# has really high productivity level.
If you want to make something nuanced or resource intensive I would choose C++.
I wish I could cross-breed the two languages.
>I wish I could cross-breed the two languages.
Me too anon... Me too...
Indistinguishable
From what? Java?
for websites you are better off with typescript. use c# for stuff that needs to run for a long time (I.E. not just per request).
Been using since 2005. I like it.
How do I build shit that is not another gay console project? After I am done RB Whitaker's book I am not sure what book to go for next.