What do you think about .Net Core and what are its prospects?

Question

JavaScript

Hello. Now I work as a full stack js developer. In principle, everything suits me for the web, but I wanted something new and taking into account the appearance of .Net Core, and I started my path with C #, I thought about learning it. Who worked with him, what can you say, does it make sense?

Answer 1

Now we are building admin panels for medium-sized sites using angular 2 + dotnet core . I'm doing angular and some c# . If used for enterprise applications, then I think in a year it will be finished for sure.
In the meantime, you can only teach for yourself and sometimes post what is happening there.

Answer 2

If you haven’t worked with ASP.NET, it’s better to start with ASP.NET, this is it, only a stripped down, and so far a very weak ecosystem, but cross-platform, in general, something like Mono.

Answer 3

.NET and C# are very convenient in development - async/await for high load, expression-trees for typed database queries (sql and nosql) and other syntactic sugar. Core is not so good, what is familiar to work with in the Framework is not always there for Core, but that's it for now. Development for .NET Core is now on the rise, many who are now in Azure want to switch to Core + Linux, apparently they think that such a transition is easier than, for example, Java + Linux. If I were you, I would study nodejs and typescript, I don’t know how it is with Noda with a high load (after all, this is not multithreading, but asynchronous), otherwise Java can be added to the set for study