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Unity is cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Wii, iOS) though, and is really built on Mono and not Microsoft's implementation. So I don't think that counts, since Ars
by jcromartie 16y ago
Unity is cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Wii, iOS) though, and is really built on Mono and not Microsoft's implementation. So I don't think that counts, since Ars is arguing that .NET is competing with Obj-C and Cocoa as the native language/API of choice for desktop apps.
- jcl 16y agoI'm pretty sure it counts... Ars is arguing that Objective-C will be left behind by a higher-level, managed language, which is precisely what is happening with Unity, regardless of whether Microsoft implemented it or what platform it runs on.
- jcromartie 16y agoThey are arguing that .NET is already that language for Windows, which I don't think is true.