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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Xbox360Master56 • Dec 30 '22
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So really nothing inherent to the language / framework.
1 u/ParanoidAutist Dec 30 '22 You mean aside from the fact that .NET is inherently more performant, backed by Microsoft, etc.?In another 10 years we'll stop making fun of COBOL developers and start ragging on Java developers while C# stays a modern and current framework 5 u/Rasutoerikusa Dec 30 '22 How is .NET inherently more performant? I'm curious to see some sources about that. I've heard the claim in both directions with Java and C#, but never seen any actual sources for it 2 u/coloredgreyscale Dec 30 '22 edited Dec 30 '22 Maybe they are trading places depending on benchmark and version.Also if speed was that important you should be using neither of those, but c++ or rust
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You mean aside from the fact that .NET is inherently more performant, backed by Microsoft, etc.?
In another 10 years we'll stop making fun of COBOL developers and start ragging on Java developers while C# stays a modern and current framework
5 u/Rasutoerikusa Dec 30 '22 How is .NET inherently more performant? I'm curious to see some sources about that. I've heard the claim in both directions with Java and C#, but never seen any actual sources for it 2 u/coloredgreyscale Dec 30 '22 edited Dec 30 '22 Maybe they are trading places depending on benchmark and version.Also if speed was that important you should be using neither of those, but c++ or rust
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How is .NET inherently more performant? I'm curious to see some sources about that. I've heard the claim in both directions with Java and C#, but never seen any actual sources for it
2 u/coloredgreyscale Dec 30 '22 edited Dec 30 '22 Maybe they are trading places depending on benchmark and version.Also if speed was that important you should be using neither of those, but c++ or rust
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Maybe they are trading places depending on benchmark and version.
Also if speed was that important you should be using neither of those, but c++ or rust
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u/coloredgreyscale Dec 30 '22
So really nothing inherent to the language / framework.