Technical Discussion: What drives the Enterprise vs Startup divide in .NET?"
Hey folks, been diving deep into some interesting tech patterns lately...
I was checking out Tesla's tech stack and noticed they're using .NET, which got me thinking about something I've observed in the industry. There seems to be this fascinating technical divide: Enterprise systems heavily embrace .NET, while the startup tech ecosystem seems to shy away from it.
From a pure technical standpoint, .NET is pretty impressive these days:
- Native AOT compilation showing great performance metrics
- The ecosystem has matured significantly
- Resource efficiency is notably good
- Cross-platform capabilities are solid
What interests me technically is why we see this split in adoption patterns between different types of organizations. The performance benefits and resource efficiency make a compelling technical case, yet there seems to be some other factors at play.
I'd love to hear some technical perspectives on this ecosystem divide. What architectural or technical considerations are driving these different adoption patterns? Has anyone worked on both sides and can share insights about the technical tradeoffs? Not looking for generic "it depends" answers - more interested in specific technical factors that might be influencing this pattern.