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by tomjen3
1149 days ago
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It doesn't bring anything new to the discussion, but if it is the reason people don't use it, then it is relevant. I don't use it, because I was Mac/Linux at home and Linux at work for so long - only now do I have a reason to. |
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I love powerful. I've used it for a long and even though I primarily work on macos/linux now, I install powershell core on everything.
That said, I _started_ using it because I was working on a windows box doing C# and managing windows servers.
There's just not a compelling reason for a dev to learn it outside of personal interest, and I think that's a completely legit mindset, since we all have limited time. I'm even fine with misconceptions--we all have them about something--as long as the person is being a decent human about it (which is why I've enjoyed this thread/comments)