| I think the only time I've found people this far off the main track is users that only know C#/mono coming from Unity Engine. > targeting mono under nginx on linux...no support for monodevelop on windows Because you should have never been anywhere near mono. Even a year ago, if you followed the main .NET documentation it would have directed you to install the .NET 3.1 or 5 SDK on to your linux environment and get setup with VSCode. It's the first step in the hello world tutorial: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/dotnet/hello-world-tutori... > no clear guidance around using DAPR without paying microsoft (which i guess is fair, but being vendor locked before I even start is a rough look) Dapr is not a Microsoft product. Microsoft does not offer commercial support for it. There's docs for the .NET library on the Dapr website, along with various community support channels available. > I've found bootstrapping python microservice development on windows to be quite well supported. I didn't find that with .net. Bootstrapping a worker service or ASP.NET Core on windows is either a few clicks in VS, or a one line command via the dotnet CLI. |
Damn, almost direct hit. I was a game developer for a year or so about 10 years ago. We were using xna.