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    Phoronix: Microsoft Launches .NET Core 2.0 With Better Linux Support

    Microsoft announced the .NET Core 2.0 release this morning and it comes with continued Linux support...

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    In before someone trots out the EEE meme and thinks they're clever/funny.

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    • #3
      I code in a variety of languages, including PHP, Python, JavaScript, Java and C#. I have to say C# and .NET Core is an awesome platform. I love it! <3

      C# is such a beautiful, elegant language. The .NET Core is such a well thought out, well designed, well architectures framework.

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        Phoronix: Mono 5.2 Released With Various Changes On the same day as Microsoft releasing .NET Core 2.0, the Mono folks are out with a software update of their
        Last edited by RussianNeuroMancer; 15 August 2017, 04:09 AM.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by uid313 View Post
          I code in a variety of languages, including PHP, Python, JavaScript, Java and C#. I have to say C# and .NET Core is an awesome platform. I love it! <3

          C# is such a beautiful, elegant language. The .NET Core is such a well thought out, well designed, well architectures framework.
          Yeah. C# is really well thought language. It has real method naming convention compared to Java's println & Co.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by DebianXFCE Jr View Post

            Yeah. C# is really well thought language. It has real method naming convention compared to Java's println & Co.
            It's true. It's my favorite language also.
            The only problem i have with it is that it's in the hands of private company with comercial interests.
            M$ does a lot of bad things, C# isn't one of them.

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            • #7
              Now all we need is a GUI framework for .Net Core, preferably with the same functionality of XAML/WPF.

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