Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "C# is better than you think | Prime Reacts" video.

  1. It plays extremely nice with containers (in .NET Core+ versions), what are you talking about?
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  2. It is pretty comparable to the benchmarks actually, because in all codes there are places that can be optimized this way (and variable input does not make the JIT unable to optimize things with like inlining and simd for example).
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  3. 21:30 It could not be pure copium tho, as it measures something that is concrete in these specific conditions. It is okay to blame these benchmarks, but saying it like they mean nothing is more bullshit IMO.
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  4. What C# frameworks are you refering to?
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  5. @danielhalachev4714 Structs, non-elided generics, advanced types/lists pattern matching, async/await, auto properties (and syntatically more appealing properties in general), native iterators, extension methods, operator overloading and cast overloading, optional parameters, objectively stack-only arrays and types (structs), opt-in native memory management with pointers and memory allocation out of the garbage collector (in .NET 6+) and more. Just the non-elided generics on itself are already huge compared to Java, try comparing the performance of a list of bytes in Java using List<Byte> vs a list of bytes in C# with List<byte>, it is not comparable at all.
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  6. @danielhalachev4714 The language on itself is cross-platform, people are blaming the language because of bad framework support are crazy
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  7. What problem it does not solve exactly?
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  8.  @roccociccone597  Nah, microsoft recently released a C# extension that makes is pretty much like VS in VSCode, so the experience in linux is pretty good actually
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  9. Not even remotely
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  10. I agree that C# would benefit with some design and syntatic/semantic aspects of Kotlin, but it is not years behind, it has some advantages like structs, stack allocated things and type-level reified generics out of the box.
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  11. There's no bitmaps in .NET 7? Do you know like, ImageSharp?
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