the emphasis is on "deeply".
I think .NET can be quite an advantage, as stated also in the article.
but if I want to, say, set up a dev environment on linux, it comes with a set of quite different dependencies than what other languages use.
I think .NET can be quite an advantage, as stated also in the article.
but if I want to, say, set up a dev environment on linux, it comes with a set of quite different dependencies than what other languages use.