@Deleted User don't be a bitch and bitch out because

@DanielKO how come I've been using .NET on Windows since 2012 then?

@DanielKO .NET core is supported on Linux, Mac and Windows ... anything that is .NET standard is supported.

Maybe read the fucking docs.

You are invested in it, you should stop being so grimly. Look around, maybe you find better setups. If you work with it, then whats the problem?

@Deleted User I am not invested in it, I am fed up of people telling lies about something I use.

Mono isn't supported by MS.

@DanielKO .NET core is

Deep down, you are afraid, you are sitting onthe wrong horse and your experience will be lost, when you are old.

Sizeable apps take significant to port over to Mono.

@DanielKO .NET core supports .NET 2.0 which is the same as mono

@DanielKO lies , we ported over an app in about a day that used .NET 4.0 to use .NET standard

That's like saying Wine means Win32 apps are multiplatform.

Please don't run Web Apps on Windows, if you don't have to.

Thats borderline retarded.

@DanielKO never said that. Don't strawman my position.

are there Windows Docker images out there?

yep

how big are they in size?

??

I dunno, never used docker that much

ok.

Your ops team will like it.

@Deleted User unlikely I am a contractor, I don't care what they use.

They will probably use VMs. @DanielKO says not everything moves as fast as we like.

1,6GB, thats not too bad.

@Deleted User I run web apps on Azure and they work fine. Please tell me in length how they don't work ...

I am pretty sure, they work. Where did I say that?

Apparently I shouldn't run web apps on windows, Azure uses Windows VMs

yeah, Azure and who else? I am an Open Source guy, I will not be happy with vender-lockins. This is my biggest problem with Ms solutions.

There is no vendor lockin

where is it?

I can deploy to somewhere else if I want to? Where is this "vendor lockin"

@DanielKO I would invite you to say why there is a vendor lock-in?

who is somewhere else?

if there is Docker Image for Windows server, is that enough for you.

then you can deploy it on Kubernetes.

He seemed quite vocal until I actually called out his shit

@DanielKO just saying

Kubernetes is the quasi standard, and Azure has it too afaik.

@Deleted User what is wrong with .NET and Flask?

Flask I already told you, you have to wait for next week, when I met him. Then I can ask for further details about problems.