The latest Microsoft stack is easily one of the most productive development ecosystems that exists today.
Just look at the default contents of .NET6 vs everything else out there and it doesn't even seem fair anymore.
We build a product for financial institutions that serves interfaces to multiple classes of devices and integrates with 15+ different 3rd party systems. It has to address concerns of multiple lines of business and regulatory regimes simultaneously.
Guess how many non-Microsoft dependencies we need to get this job done? I'll give you a hint- it's less than 5.
Any sort of ideological hang-ups are dashed to the rocks in my mind when I see how amazed the customer is with the final result. All of that principled idealism melts away after receiving their sentiment.
Just look at the default contents of .NET6 vs everything else out there and it doesn't even seem fair anymore.
We build a product for financial institutions that serves interfaces to multiple classes of devices and integrates with 15+ different 3rd party systems. It has to address concerns of multiple lines of business and regulatory regimes simultaneously.
Guess how many non-Microsoft dependencies we need to get this job done? I'll give you a hint- it's less than 5.
Any sort of ideological hang-ups are dashed to the rocks in my mind when I see how amazed the customer is with the final result. All of that principled idealism melts away after receiving their sentiment.