My real world experience with this is entirely different. Most .net devs are doing what they do because they have the best job prospects in that slice of the in

My real world experience with this is entirely different. Most .net devs are doing what they do because they have the best job prospects in that slice of the industry, especially in light of the overall skillset for the average .net coder is 90% .net, and 10% in the other languages learnt during thier degree. I personally enjoy working in .net; the entire development process is very smooth and intergrated.