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Not sure what you mean. Ignoring the server side for a moment, are people not using .Net or do you just not like it? And once you've paid for Visual Studio, wha
by zwieback 13y ago
Not sure what you mean. Ignoring the server side for a moment, are people not using .Net or do you just not like it? And once you've paid for Visual Studio, what other costs are there, assuming your workstation already runs Windows?
- chris_wot 13y agoYou present a false dichotomy. I neither said that people aren't using .NET or that I dislike it. I'm saying that having .NET installed on the desktop doesn't sell copies of their latest operating system, and for most corporates they are deploying web apps via ASP.NET. I see no reason why I should be ignoring the server marketplace, because IMHO frankly that's where the corporate dollar is.
- zwieback 13y agoGot it, thanks for clarifying. My original point was just that .Net isn't dying as the article said. It may not be making a lot more dollars for MS, though, agree with that.