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>>laiysb+(OP)
Seeing Microsoft employees argue with an LLM for hours instead of actually just fixing the problem must be a very encouraging sight for businesses that have built their products on top of .NET.

>>bramha+75
Yeah it's quite disheartening.

I recently spent a couple of months studying C# and .NET and working on my first project with it.

.NET, Blazor, etc are not known for a fast release schedule... but if things are going to become even slower with this AI crap I wonder if I made the right call.

I'm quite happy how things are today for making web APIs but I wish Blazor and other frameworks were in a much better shape.

>>pier25+jD1
.NET has major releases every year. How is that slow for a programming platform/framework?

>>Kwpols+wH1
Go has a six month release cycle. Rust releases a new stable every six weeks.