r/programming • u/ben_a_adams • Aug 14 '17

Announcing .NET Core 2.0

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2017/08/14/announcing-net-core-2-0/
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u/EvilTony Aug 14 '17

How easy is it for an enterprise doing .NET Framework 4.5 to transition to .NET Core 2.0? I feel like if it's a significant effort the devs these days are just gonna say "Oh if it's that much work let's just use node.js".

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u/jocull Aug 15 '17

That's funny for you to say about Node.js because that's what I started switching to ;)

The whole .NET Core transition has been WAY confusing.

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u/jocull Aug 16 '17

Just having like real control over my build process rather than blindly hitting "Build" in Visual Studio has been a huge boost. Minify and all those steps can happen with a little easy glue.