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I'm not saying nobody should but I bet a shitload more people go with natively supported, which might be a better term than default. And yeah this isn't at all
by benologist 14y ago
I'm not saying nobody should but I bet a shitload more people go with natively supported, which might be a better term than default.
And yeah this isn't at all specific to C#. Anything not natively supported suffers - just ask Flash who in a handful of years have gone from a defacto standard to a dinosaur.
- gebe 14y agoI would say the experience is what matters. The user doesn't care what technology the developer used. If you can make gorgeous, fluid and speedy native apps with Mono and C# (which is very much possible) while at the same time making it easier to do cross platform development and deployment then why not.