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My point really was only part technical though. To give an example you had to switch from Silverlight for a completely nontechnical reason. It wasn't even exp
by SamAtt 16y ago
My point really was only part technical though. To give an example you had to switch from Silverlight for a completely nontechnical reason. It wasn't even expense related.
But you still had to switch and it still cost you time and money you wouldn't need to spend had you just gone with Flash in the first place. So the point to me is still "don't use Microsoft technology because you'll end up needing to switch"
- robconery 16y agoCan't argue with that. Outside the corporate walls money is king - it's a hard truth and one I was not about to pay for personally :).
- kenjackson 16y agoBut isn't that the case with virtually any technology? We've used C, C++, Java, C#, VB, ASP, ASP.NET, PHP, Flash, etc... We always look at the stack and make a business and technical decision about what to keep and what to toss.