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That could have even been a factor in the decision. Microsoft wants people to use C#, but one of the most popular C# platforms (Unity 3D) is stuck in the dark

That could have even been a factor in the decision. Microsoft wants people to use C#, but one of the most popular C# platforms (Unity 3D) is stuck in the dark ages, so to speak. Even conservative enterprise .NET shops probably have better tooling and workflows than your average Unity developer starting a new project. At least Unity bundles Visual Studio these days.

hacker_9 11y ago
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- pionar 11y ago
  Calm down, I think he was saying Unity. It's stuck on an old version of Mono.
- ChrisClark 11y ago
  This thread is about Unity, so obviously he was referencing Unity as the popular C# platform that's been stuck.
- sunaurus 11y ago
  If this thread WAS about Windows (and not Unity), I have a feeling that the steam hardware survey is not a good indicator of how many potential C# users are using Windows. Maybe something like the Stack Overflow survey would be better - http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2016#technology-desktop-operating-system http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2016#tech... 50% are Windows users according to that survey. Still a significant amount for sure, but not really the same thing as 95%.