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This was the most relevant bit, far as I can tell: >> Because I love C# Fair enough. If I liked C#, I'd live in a Microsoft world, too. I don't, though, and w

This was the most relevant bit, far as I can tell: >> Because I love C# Fair enough. If I liked C#, I'd live in a Microsoft world, too. I don't, though, and without this being a language war, the ones I like are easy enough to set up on Linux, and tend to be a heck of a lot more stable and easy to install, too.

tinco 13y ago
> Fair enough. If I liked C#, I'd live in a Microsoft world, too. That says more about you than about C#. I like C# too, I think it's the best imperative statically typed language out there. If you'd take the time to research it you'd find that it's easily the most advanced and developed language out there period. Still, I think the whole statically typed idea is not feasible for large applications. So I use Ruby for professional stuff, and C# for performance critical things (like videogames). Visual Studio lifts a lot of the pain of developing on Windows (which is still rather painful).