Microsoft's management keeps undercutting any good will that .NET manages to win, that is why.
Recent examples MSTest being proprietary for Native AOT testing, and no plans to help improve xUnit into that direction.
New VS Solution format, that might only be supported on the C# Dev Kit, also under VS license.
Killing VS4Mac, which although it has its own set of issues, VSCode still doesn't provide the same level of tooling for Mac and iDevices development as VS4Mac did, forcing anyone that cares to go out and buy Rider licenses instead.
The dotnet watch removal drama to only have hot-reload available on VS, thankfully back pedalled only thanks the engagement of high level .NET developers, with help of the community backslash on social media.
I was not looking for a response from your account, thanks.
(context: pjmlp likes to post about .NET, Java and other adjacent platforms with authoritative and confident tone not backed up by source material or simply reposting second hand or surface impressions of events, rather than just reading through publicly available information in full which could help some of the comments with being less detached from reality)
I was not looking for a response from your account, thanks.
(context: neonsunset professional life is highly dependent on where .NET goes, biased by involvement on .NET team's work, and how .NET is perceived by the world outside Redmond).
Recent examples MSTest being proprietary for Native AOT testing, and no plans to help improve xUnit into that direction.
New VS Solution format, that might only be supported on the C# Dev Kit, also under VS license.
Killing VS4Mac, which although it has its own set of issues, VSCode still doesn't provide the same level of tooling for Mac and iDevices development as VS4Mac did, forcing anyone that cares to go out and buy Rider licenses instead.
The dotnet watch removal drama to only have hot-reload available on VS, thankfully back pedalled only thanks the engagement of high level .NET developers, with help of the community backslash on social media.