On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 11:54:03 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> C#: Is the Party Over?
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>| Conclusion
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>| Is the C# party over? If the plan of C# was to slow the defection of
>| Visual C++ developers to Java, then it was certainly better than
>| nothing. The long-term savings for Microsoft in sharing a CLR
>| between projects was more than worth the initial effort. However,
>| C# is still not the de facto choice for Web site or enterprise
>| development and other languages such as Python and PHP, which are
>| bringing in a new generation of developers who don't have a need to
>| migrate Visual C++ applications. C# isn't going anywhere soon but
>| its best days may be behind it.
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> http://linux.sys-con.com/read/117741_p.htm
"One of my tasks at Sun..."
You might as well quote a Microsoft employee saying Java's days are over.
Same effect.
Java still has a pretty big following, that's for sure, but .NET is a close
second (C# and VB.NET). Seperating them out is pointless, many developers
work in both.
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