>They really changed into an open company. They were forced to change into an open company in regard to development tools because of competition. And that's a

>They really changed into an open company. They were forced to change into an open company in regard to development tools because of competition. And that's a great thing! I think the programming world would be worse off without the spectrum of options available to programmers today. As it stands now, no development company can rest on its laurels and is forced to innovate and adapt.