Recommendations for deep copying C# object

[Unix]

Serialize then de-serialize using protobuf-net.

[DimPrawn]

And you've just proved why C# is tulipe!

Why do you think that Spod?

Do you mean C# or .NET in general?



Personally I think Suity has proved Suity is tulipe

[Churchill]

Why do you think that Spod?

Do you mean C# or .NET in general?



Personally I think Suity has proved Suity is tulipe

Firstly, Microsoft's half arsed attempt to produce a competitor to Java.

Windows itself is massively overweight and resource hungry.

[d000hg]

Firstly, Microsoft's half arsed attempt to produce a competitor to Java.

Windows itself is massively overweight and resource hungry.

It's 2014, not 2004.

[Churchill]

It's 2014, not 2004.

I was asked for my thoughts on the subject. **** off back to your "bible".

[VectraMan]

Firstly, Microsoft's half arsed attempt to produce a competitor to Java.

Java itself is massively overweight and resource hungry.

FTFY.

.NET's done pretty well. You'd have to say it's at least whole arsed.

[Unix]

FTFY.

.NET's done pretty well. You'd have to say it's at least whole arsed.

As a gravy train its been good. But my own preference would be a language like Go on Linux.

[Churchill]

FTFY.

.NET's done pretty well. You'd have to say it's at least whole arsed.

Yep, it's a hefty enough toolkit. However, when I need to use it I prefer C++

[Churchill]

As a gravy train its been good. But my own preference would be a language like Go on Linux.

It'll be interesting to see if "Swift" becomes more mainstream.

[eek]

As a gravy train its been good. But my own preference would be a language like Go on Linux.

I suspect for a while javascript and node will be the winner. But its not the greatest system in the world.

I doubt swift will do well. Most people don't develop just for Apple...