@devTea thanks for the advice!

@devTea It's because maybe there are too many tutorials already in English

@AlmondSauce but C# came with a lot of new tools to use such as Blazor, .NET Core. Almost all of its new tools and products are open-source, I don't know why it became boring

But .NET Core is cool

@SortOfTested I'm just scared that when I get out of school, new C# devs would be rare

Welp, because of WSL2, Docker can also run on Win10 Home. So yeah!

Hi guys, I just entered business school and will study economics. But it was a great journey learning programming and it will be of great help for me in the future

.NET Core and yeah a lot of people hate microsoft. But that's my stack (ASP.NET) because I like C#. Currently working on a basketball tracker type for a church activity

https://forums.asp.net/

Update, just got it to to work! But it sure wasn't a good experience

@Konsole nevermind that, I can't run docker daemon in that. About to use docker in a vm now

Well, I've found this post
https://medium.com/faun/...

Anyone tried it?

@fuck2code run docker in WSL? How?

Also unfortunately, I can't get Docker Toolbox to work as well. Maybe I'll just host my source code on Github so I'll have proof that I still made something even without a running site

This is just sad. I'm still a student so I can only use a laptop my parents bought for me. Btw, which is better? Dual boot Linux or use it in a vm?

Shit, I think I'll be running Linux in a VM and work from there, why do you have to have different versions of the same Windows?! You could just turn of features for casual users!

Sorry guys. I really don't know muvh about js, but thanks for clearing that out for me. So Ajax is still esential everywhere, these new frameworks just uses it in a different way. But JQuery is the one I should be rethinking about using

@TobiSGD nice. Have learned basic networking before, planning to dive deeper later.

Uhm, I'm actually done with them. I am using C# so I'm comfortable with object oriented concepts already. But things like algorithms, data structures, low level programming, unix are the things I'm not particularly familiar with yet. Any tips where to start?

I'm planning on doing backend stuff, just because very few people want to do it and it uses mostly C# and very minimal front end. But being full stack won't be a problem for me, it's just that, I have decent amount of knowledge in HTML and CSS and minimal knowledge in Javascript, I don't know where to start

So to put it simply, this is mostly done on web applications especially those that contains lots of parts like a database. Instead of setting them up and having different settings, I just put them in one package and put that package everywhere and it will work just the same?

@netikras nope, Windows because I'm still a student and I would like to use C#

@netikras what's that?

Yep, slow internet. But what I'm mad about is how easy it breaks and so hard to fix

@shousukekomi marami rin. So ayun lang, pwede mo naman siguro ishare sa ibang tao dito. Maintindihin naman sila. Pwede mo rin ishare sa amin mga pinoy

Bakit?

@norman70688 You're right, but he said "strong e.g. MVVM architecture" so that can have a lot of code before making something work especially for just a prototype

Since it's just a prototype, maybe just make it work. Instead of thinking about it's architecture and long term health of your code. That comes later when your prototype is accepted

@Nanos Well, I code in C#. So mostly I create basic desktop apps and planning to create web apps, but I just lost motivation to do something. I feel I need to create a project

But the thing is, I'm a student, and it's vacation