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I get the same feeling - I've lived on the .Net stack for 10 years, and I'm not even slightly annoyed. Chances are, if you make your life on .Net, you have corp

I get the same feeling - I've lived on the .Net stack for 10 years, and I'm not even slightly annoyed. Chances are, if you make your life on .Net, you have corporate clients. They won't move on to Windows 8 for years - and they certainly aren't moving off of .Net on the server side any time soon.

drawkbox 15y ago
True but Microsoft does roll their technology fronts every decade or so. MFC, COM+, VB, ATL, etc. Still around but not the forefront strategy. C# is locked in for good though, declarative/markup UIs same thing. With every new technology there is more opportunity to those that enter it early.