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If .net broke backwards compatibility it would be even harder for it to gain traction. See python 2 -> 3 etc.
by dtech 9y ago
If .net broke backwards compatibility it would be even harder for it to gain traction. See python 2 -> 3 etc.
- cm2187 9y agoBut at the risk of being overshadowed by a newer, simpler language. Which is kind of what is happening now with python (it's not newer but its simplicity is giving it a lot of traction).