What possible reason should I choose using CoApp over another .NET package management ?
Well, like I’ve said, a plethora of implementations is always a good thing. From what I can see, most of the other package management systems are focused on assisting developers in getting simplified access to shared .NET components. CoApp takes a larger scope, hoping to serve developers, end-users, and IT administrators alike. Our design includes the ability to update any components without the necessity of shutting down or rebooting processes (or even god-forbid, the system itself). CoApp is designed to apply to software regardless of the language it’s written in, from native (C,C++,etc) to managed code (.NET; C#, VB.NET, etc) ,to dynamic languages (Perl, Python, etc) and web apps (ASP.NET, PHP, and more).
