A long-time .NET developer reflects on why the ecosystem feels fragmented today — not because of technical debt, but because of a lack of direction.
The post explores how frameworks like MAUI, IdentityServer, and Orleans reveal a deeper issue: .NET has great code, but no coherent vision guiding it anymore.
It’s not about blaming Microsoft; it’s about what happens when an ecosystem stops being strategic and starts being utilitarian.
A long-time .NET developer reflects on why the ecosystem feels fragmented today — not because of technical debt, but because of a lack of direction.
The post explores how frameworks like MAUI, IdentityServer, and Orleans reveal a deeper issue: .NET has great code, but no coherent vision guiding it anymore.
It’s not about blaming Microsoft; it’s about what happens when an ecosystem stops being strategic and starts being utilitarian.