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The problem with C# is that it's tied to Microsoft, and we're already seeing what can come of that with developers wondering if .NET is a first-class Windows 8
by bonch 15y ago
The problem with C# is that it's tied to Microsoft, and we're already seeing what can come of that with developers wondering if .NET is a first-class Windows 8 development platform or has been relegated to legacy status and supplanted by HTML5. Microsoft is remaining silent.
- baha_man 15y ago"The problem with C# is that it's tied to Microsoft..." What about Mono?
- moondowner 15y agoMono doesn't get close to .NET, even in versions and in implemented functionality, there's always missing something. Writing a serious web application in asp.net is not the same as writing a serious web application in mono.
- baha_man 15y ago"...always missing something" Such as?
- moondowner 15y agoYou can see that here: http://mono-project.com/Compatibility http://mono-project.com/Compatibility
- recoiledsnake 15y agoWhat has that got to with web application development again? Are Java applets popular again?