alt Hacker NewsOr purchase third party libraries. This does two things - limits what you drag in and also if you drag it in you can sue someone for errors.
Or purchase third party libraries. This does two things - limits what you drag in and also if you drag it in you can sue someone for errors.
This definitely not why enterprise "chooses" C# and neither of these were design decisions like implied. MS would have loved to have the explosive, viral ecosystem of Node earlier in .NET's life. Regardless a lot of companies using C# still use node-based solutions on the web so a insular development environment for one tier doesn't protect them.