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Absolutely. They'll never be able to experiment with a platform that Visual Studio doesn't support. Or with the many fine languages that don't have a fancy IDE.
by mrj 15y ago
Absolutely. They'll never be able to experiment with a platform that Visual Studio doesn't support. Or with the many fine languages that don't have a fancy IDE.
They will artificially limit their career and opportunities based on a tool.
- georgieporgie 15y agoThey will artificially limit their career What languages provide more jobs opportunities (i.e. career options) than C/C++[1], C#, and Java? [1] no, I'm not saying C and C++ are the same thing, but I haven't seen a C++ IDE which isn't also a C IDE.
- mrj 15y agoUsing only Windows is very limiting.
- georgieporgie 15y agoEclipse is cross-platform. As is Mono, come to think of it.