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Re: Show HN: Simple Slackbot Library for .Net Core

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Nice seeing things come up for dotnet core. I recently wrote a Sendy API client for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/SendyAPI.dotnet

And another API for a website screenshot server ( in nodejs --> https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService ), but the connector is for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService.Api.Cs...

I wonder how much downloads you have per day if you put the library on Nuget immediatly

Re: Show HN: Simple Slackbot Library for .Net Core

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Nice seeing things come up for dotnet core. I recently wrote a Sendy API client for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/SendyAPI.dotnet And another API for a website screenshot server ( in nodejs --> https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService ), but the connector is for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService.Api.Cs... I wonder how much downloads you have per day if you put…

I am considering learning .net core, but I think my time would be better spent learning Elixir. Microsoft has a though battle ahead for itself.

Re: Show HN: Simple Slackbot Library for .Net Core

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post #12

Nice seeing things come up for dotnet core. I recently wrote a Sendy API client for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/SendyAPI.dotnet And another API for a website screenshot server ( in nodejs --> https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService ), but the connector is for dotnet core: https://github.com/NicoJuicy/WebsiteAsImageWebService.Api.Cs... I wonder how much downloads you have per day if you put…

I am considering learning .net core, but I think my time would be better spent learning Elixir. Microsoft has a though battle ahead for itself.

Interesting. What is driving you towards Elixir?

Re: Show HN: Simple Slackbot Library for .Net Core

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I am considering learning .net core, but I think my time would be better spent learning Elixir. Microsoft has a though battle ahead for itself.

Interesting. What is driving you towards Elixir?

I can already do most of what I would do with .net core with other languages, PHP, Python, Ruby. Elixir would allow for more scalability and a different paradigm. That sounds more useful than learning another language to just build monolithic sort of webapps. The only draw I guess is C#, love the language having used it a bit. But other than that, meh.
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