C# is light-year times different than C/C++ or any other lightweight resultant lang compilers... you know that.
I'm not sure I know this, I stopped using .NET a long time ago. C# is a beautiful language IIRC, it's just not my cup of tea anymore. I would probably consider re-learning it if I were writing desktop apps with a UI but I don't so it doesn't fit in my toolbox for now.
I wasn't comparing C# with anything by the way, just asked how big the binaries are :D
Very performant when doing a mid-to-high computation apps with great async support (most langs implementations are poor in doing that)
What do you mean? I know it's performant (the CLR always has been), but why do you think its async support is better than others? I'm very curious because I know nothing about it.
I'm not sure I know this, I stopped using .NET a long time ago. C# is a beautiful language IIRC, it's just not my cup of tea anymore. I would probably consider re-learning it if I were writing desktop apps with a UI but I don't so it doesn't fit in my toolbox for now.
I wasn't comparing C# with anything by the way, just asked how big the binaries are :D
What do you mean? I know it's performant (the CLR always has been), but why do you think its async support is better than others? I'm very curious because I know nothing about it.
Thanks!
Finished writing an article about that before a sec:
dev.to/0xrumple/how-c-asynchronous...