Maybe give Jetbrains Rider a try?

Here's a dotnet core project I'm working on

filehosting?

Yes

@Adam W java spring though it's no better than ASP

if you just want jobs

i want my first project to be a simple file browser, and whenever i look into using .net it always seems so heavy-duty when you just want to do simple things

first i was reading the name as up1

(aka https://github.com/Upload/Up1)

that's because .NET forces you to follow certain principles while PHP doesn't. Inevitably this will result in writing more code for the same thing. In the end, these principles will make your project more maintainable and extensible

oh, like java spring?

Spring for instance forces you to follow these principles to a much bigger extend

I find .NET Core to be a good compromise between writing somewhat pragmatic code and making it "enterprisey"

If you just want to hack something quickly honestly just use node

once you grow accustomed to SOLID, MVC etc it will be very intuitive instead of a hassle and you will see the benefits

Due to the libs

yes if you want to make something hacky use Javascript, or at least TypeScript for less magic

Maybe python

(or Bython if you want braces)

Bython is cool

🅱ython

thats a thing?

yes, Bython is Python with braces

nothing more

TIL

there's even Cython which is more autistic

or if you want to please your ~~masters~~ job you could use ironpython too

I mean if you want to be PHP-tier hacky, there's also fairly modern Perl 6

sadly microfuckers abadoned that project mostly

yeah

I had hopes for Perl 6

it kinda weirds me out how other countries use many different languages

while here its mostly java, c# and javascript

maybe c/c++ for embedded

Eh that's the same in most countries

except for some poorer European countries that still stick to PHP a lot for economical reasons

Oh yeah lol

Poland for instance is a total PHP-island

but it's changing rapidly

ugh i resent looking at php's syntax