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Interestingly enough, Microsoft Windows' strict backwards compatibility strategy seems to address this concern head-on which I think gives (gave?) developers a

by ent101 7y ago

Interestingly enough, Microsoft Windows' strict backwards compatibility strategy seems to address this concern head-on which I think gives (gave?) developers a lot of confidence in the platform.

pmontra 7y ago
Some developers got burned by Microsoft. Example: the ones who invested in Silverlight.
- juststeve 7y ago
  Never go full Microsoft
- richardknop 7y ago
  Was going to say this. Lot of devs invested time and effort to learn and master Silverlight platform and it turned out to be a bad investment.
- tonyedgecombe 7y ago
  Win32 has been with us for 25 years now, it's probably a reasonable assumption it will last another 25 years. You have to be picky, I wouldn't invest any time in Blazor right now, it's too early.
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