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Since you specifically ask: I would probably respect them more if they had joined Apple. I think it's obvious that the bar is noticably higher there. Of course
by tpmx 5y ago
Since you specifically ask: I would probably respect them more if they had joined Apple. I think it's obvious that the bar is noticably higher there.
Of course, this is all based on whether they actually thought about it strategically before deciding to go with C#. Perhaps they were thinking they'd get larger roles at Microsoft, perhaps they didn't think about it all and Microsoft was the most direct option due the the C# language choice.
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- schoen 5y agoOn the other hand, Apple ended up finding more success with "embrace and extend" than Microsoft did. So much so that when you go to most free software conferences, well, back when in-person conferences still happened, most of the developers are running and writing free software on Apple's proprietary operating system.
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