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0 pointsrjzzleep13y ago0 comments

imho, that's only half the problem. if you're bound to use .net for web stuff, chances are they will also force iis on you.

suddenly you can't use httplistener anymore and you have build an httpmodule for iis. so now you either build your own handler or use one of the existing ones.

i guess if you build your own isapi extension it's probably not very bad, but if you go through the asp.net "stack" it suddenly becomes a whole different story.

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JPKab13y ago

This comment was made by a .NET lover on the article:

"Imagine that! An enterprise-class framework (.NET) is faster than Node.js (a boutique framework created just because someone could). Who woulda thunk it? Even if Node.js performed better, you couldn’t get me to switch. C# and .NET together are much, much too powerful a combination. With .NET I know that my application’s code will scale with my business."

sigh

This is why .NET can't have nice things. I have no issue with a lot of Microsoft's tools, but my God, the fanatical for no reason other than kool-aid training classes followers kill me.....

"scale with my business"??? Is he human, or is he a robot that randomly appends marketing slogans together into paragraphs?

jzig13y ago

He doesn't sound any different to me than most of the people here on HN that talk about scaling. SV has its own Kool-Aid ya know.

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