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Mike Fechner
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You'd better have a powerful framework in your backpack to survive. Basic C# is a simple OO and control language. And beautiful. It grew complex with recent versions. Language features like LINQ make code hard to read. The code that uses this. But there is for instance no legacy with two different ways of handling errors. On the big picture, Visual Studio, the .NET framework and nuget are productivity boosters. Whenever I had to have a "why ABL" debate with C# fanatics, I was glad to have my framework with me to survive. The ABL is certainly a very intuitive language for business logic and that is a strenght. But in a layered context you need a framework and tools to help developers. The .NET ecosystem - out of the box - plays in another league there.
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