So when .Net and MSSQL is avaible in Linux, how many will switch over?

What? .Net going Linux? I GOTTA PACK MY STUFF!

@SteffTek
https://www.microsoft.com/net/core

@Linux NO FUCKING WAY :O OH MY GOD THE OPPORTUNITIES

@SteffTek
Maybee you will like this too:
https://code.visualstudio.com/insid...

@Linux I just came... Wow Microsoft got balls? :O or is it the next step after integrating Ubuntu in Windows

@SteffTek didn't you know about .net core yet? Been out for a while but hey hey dont get your hopes up just yet as you cant use Visual Studio on Linux for example (I think you need to use Xamarin Studio) or use VS code but that's not really an IDE

Yes. It's PHP and MySQL. Hello from Linux.

Would never letar antal ms-technology get into my Loves Linux os.
Its bad enough having systems sneaked in.

@liammartens no I didnt know that

Hats off to MS for embracing it's rivals.

@liammartens https://visualstudio.com/vs/...

Probably they're about releasing a new MS Linux distro haha

I'm looking at making the switch for a personal project involving the Pi... Might just do the .Net Core development in VS17 and FTP the required files to the Pi though.

.Net core is just a backend framework. That means it includes stuff like the Entity Framework but not the Windows Presentation Foundation. But it's still a good move of Microsoft. Gotta love their new CEO.
They are having a lot of new open source stuff which runs cross platform.

And if you need a fully blown IDE JetBrains Rider should be your choice for Linux.
Otherwise I think VSC isn't all that bad or you can just look out for plug-ins for other editors.

I don't know how I feel about that , but sure some fox will be happy , I hope no Linux core developer even thinking about this lor (lot of rant );

@dontbeevil I were working on the fiber infrastructure 😂😂

I think its because it's open source.