I’ve seen c# projects with an insane number of files, all boilerplate. The one language where I can dig through thousands of files without finding where the app is actually coded
I’m developing for a fairly large open source project in C#. The language does not actively minimize boiler plate, sure. But what you describe sounds like a fault with the devs and not with the language.
Could be. I’m a build engineer so need to know enough about every language to build it. Luckily I was able to drop that as “will not support” (we’re mostly a Java shop, with Python, nodejs, and a few less common choices)
Probably depends on what you’re building with.
I’ve seen c# projects with an insane number of files, all boilerplate. The one language where I can dig through thousands of files without finding where the app is actually coded
I’m developing for a fairly large open source project in C#. The language does not actively minimize boiler plate, sure. But what you describe sounds like a fault with the devs and not with the language.
Could be. I’m a build engineer so need to know enough about every language to build it. Luckily I was able to drop that as “will not support” (we’re mostly a Java shop, with Python, nodejs, and a few less common choices)