C# vs Node

In this video I compare C# and Node.

[LukeAvedon]

Ah! Such good advice! Thank you. I love C#.

Fantastic explanation! Thanks for sharing!

[haroldramos]

I agree you can do everything with c#. Xamarin forms, desktop apps, web stuff it is a good lang.

[thommccarthy]

Funny that Microsoft is becoming cool again. Typescript is the trendiest language in the land right now. Thanks OG Fredrik, this was insightful (you've come along way into your current fire and brimstone skin). I work daily with node but I'm considering C# as a second language simply cause the job market is insane. Gonna jump on it.

[afropovic]

Very eloquently put in an interesting Irish / Eastern European (WTF are you from :) ) accent. I'm choosing C# and ASP.NET after looking at Node.js and Django. I like to just get on with work and not deal with the dependency hell of JS and Python. Bad experience with React and prefer an SDK approach to tooling and frameworks rather than a mess of disparate packages. Thanks for the insight.

[powereng]

node is a secure framework Especialyy wiht the secure and diverse support in the Microsoft Azure space supporting node in Azure Functions, and web apps. As an Node programmer you have a more secure and access to the network socket and throttling data through JSON. C Sharp is more optmize for large dev shops that requires source control. Nodej has far surpassed this supporting GIT and automated builds that are network focused and memory is highly scalable. C sharep's lack of implicit polymorphism makes it enterprise apps suffer in memeory and reoruces which you do not have control over.

[erenmercan]

it was one of the best comparison video ive ever watch in this site. I'v been studying 3-4 months so far (JS, CSS, HTML) and now im kind a lost because i realize that interested back-end more than front-end. so if i just stop learning JS and go with C#, is it a stupid thing to do?

[andio]

Does .net core make C# an even better choice?

[MrMar]

Is this Video still relevant at the moment? Especially in the demand for c# developers aspect?

[sobanya_]

Is it worth switching to VS Community for Typescript development, while I'm sitting on Windows? My main IDE is VSCode.

Also how is living in Gothenburg for an English speaker (not even native, but good enough). I remember listening a ton of music from Gothenburg.

[maddada]

Very very interesting video, thank you very much for the comparison. It cleared up a lot of confusion for me.
Btw, where does PHP fall in relation to these 2? I see a lot of ads for it too, I'd really appreciate it if you could shed some light.

[darshmostafa]

Now What's the best in web (. Net Core or Node js)

[shmeklz]

Help me pls. I know js well and c# on a beginner level, I know vue staff as well and I wrote some cool stuff with it but as for me backend more interesting thing because you don't need to design fricking components and think about good UI for clients.

I'm planning to learn one of this technology as hard as I can for 1 year. What can you advise for me to learn?

P.S I'm thinking on js when I need to do some math-algorithmic tasks and Node icon design looks cool. But it's not a problem to make myself thinking on C#

[lardosian]

Do you have any thoughts on Blazor, thank you!

[CariagaXIII]

obvious difference c# = consistency, Node = more resource

[cortexz]

I want to ask you if c# better in web why there aren't any big projects that made with c#?I mean there are lotsa of node js projects like paypal netflix yahoo and etc.But in c# there is just microsoft's site and stackoverflow and stackoverflow is not even big web project.

[alialhafyan]

Are you c# programmmer or java programmer

[owensoft]

Calling c# enterprise is the same thing they did with java back in the 90s. Anything can be enterprise if you market it that way. C# is mostly a windows lockin language, you use it because you want to do windows stuff. Node on the other hand is the wild west of javascript you can pick it up in a day but spend a year reading the docs because of the noise on the platform.