At some point in your journey as a web developer, you'll end up doing something with the DLL files. It's really not as bad as it might sound. You j...
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Might want to add a note about this being aimed at Windows / .NET. In my prev. career as a FOSS dev. I never came across DLLs, they generally do not exist in the *nix world.
Also, nice to see Windows devs also run into dependency hell...ugg.
Aren't they simply called
*.soin Unix/Linux instead of*.dll?You are correct, in the *nix world they are *.so; though I imagine the internals are different the usage is the same. @Milecia McG maybe note this for the un-informed? (Like I was until about 5 minutes ago :D.)
Now with .Net Core when build a ploject always generate .dll files even on *nix
And I thought only Windows devs run into dependency hell :-)
I know what DLL's are, and I know they are mostly (only?) a Windows thing but what purpose do they serve in web development? I always thought they were for pretty low-level stuff, but I guess I'm wrong, please enlighten me.
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A DLL (Dynamic Link Library) in web development is a file containing reusable code that multiple programs can use simultaneously, enhancing efficiency and modularity. Just as a Blade Runner 2049 jacket symbolizes futuristic style, DLLs represent modern development efficiency, streamlining code like the jacket's sleek design enhances the movie's aesthetic.
If you don't use .NET you'll never have to touch a DLL 😁
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Like in GoLang? :P