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It runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux x86/x64/Arm64

The main target is enterprise software systems and web backends. Asp.Net is a very mature framework for Web APIs and MVC applications.

Entity Framework is a decent ORM solution supporting several popular DBs with tools for code generation and migrations, and LINQ is a complementary query language that is useful for in-memory collection operations as well as db queries.

And I think the largest value is in the NuGet software library ecosystem, things like MassTransit for service bus and queue communication and many many others.

It’s a well-supported ecosystem of first party and third party software with a lot of modern features, but definitely still in the realm of managed runtimes so not a competitor to C, Rust, etc.

This doesn't say anything about encryption.

To me Telegram feels like the red corner district of a city. I simply don't feel like I can trust it, there's something very shady about it. I wouldn't be surprised if Telegram reads those exclusive Bitcoin whale groups and uses that insider info. Group chats are not end to end encrypted.

That being said, WhatsApp is like the authorized garage where you know that you'll get the service which is officially recognized (by the government) and will keep your car's value "at its best", but which screws you over in so many ways.

Everything else is somewhere in between these two platforms.

Speaking of the future, does anyone here have an idea as to the the time frame when generics could land in a release?