> Turns out there's quite a lot of demand out there for those able and willing to develop on Microsoft platforms. Can't argue with that. So, you develop for/on

> Turns out there's quite a lot of demand out there for those able and willing to develop on Microsoft platforms. Can't argue with that. So, you develop for/on MS platforms if you have to/like to develop for/on MS platforms (plus there's always demand for that, especially in the enterprise). In the meanwhile, the rest of the world will keep developing for non-Windows -- not necessarily because they have to/adore it but just because in so many cases it makes the most sense so you don't even think about it...