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I'm gonna recommend .NET here, mainly because that's what I use and like, but my top reason would be flexibility. You don't have to use only one language, use
by sker 17y ago
I'm gonna recommend .NET here, mainly because that's what I use and like, but my top reason would be flexibility.
You don't have to use only one language, use many. If you already know C# you can start with that. If you get tired of it you can pick up F# to write algorithms and calculations. Want to learn Python? Get IronPython and use it to write Unit Tests or a rich interface with Silverlight. You name it, everything under the same platform.
If there isn't a requirement that prevents you from using .NET, I don't see a reason not to use it.
- physcab 17y agoThere's not, aside from the general misgiving I have about the black-box nature of .Net stuff. Sometimes I feel like I'm not really hacking. :)