> And in two years it'll be obsolete anyway, because by then Microsoft will have completely changed their direction, again. You could say the same about the wh

> And in two years it'll be obsolete anyway, because by then Microsoft will have completely changed their direction, again. You could say the same about the whole industry, also I don't think "obsolete" is a good term, maybe some technologies are not the "new shining thing" out there, but well written systems with "old" and "uncool" technologies are still working perfectly fine and they will keep working fine in the future.