Pushing to elevate .NET into a fully supported and actively maintained development ecosystem on Cardano. The latest milestone: OgmiosDotnet now delivers complete feature parity with Ogmios, meaning .NET developers can now tap into the full capabilities of the platform. This opens up serious possibilities for enterprise developers and those building next-gen applications on Cardano.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 9h ago
Finally, the moment has arrived: .NET developers are no longer second-class citizens on Cardano.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 9h ago
.NET finally filled the gap, now enterprise developers have work to do
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CoffeeNFTs
· 9h ago
.NET adaptation is finally fully equivalent, enterprise developers should start eager to try it out, right?
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MetaverseLandlady
· 9h ago
.NET developers can finally breathe a sigh of relief on Cardano. The Ogmios feature parity is, to put it nicely, a milestone. In plain terms, it means they no longer have to watch Java folks show off their superiority, and enterprise-level applications can keep up with the pace.
Pushing to elevate .NET into a fully supported and actively maintained development ecosystem on Cardano. The latest milestone: OgmiosDotnet now delivers complete feature parity with Ogmios, meaning .NET developers can now tap into the full capabilities of the platform. This opens up serious possibilities for enterprise developers and those building next-gen applications on Cardano.