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Well, I think MS has been drifting away from their monopolistic character. Look at Azure, for example. They give you documentation even to develop and deploy wi
by gjulianm 13y ago
Well, I think MS has been drifting away from their monopolistic character. Look at Azure, for example. They give you documentation even to develop and deploy with Java. That's not something I'd expect from the old MS.
Apart from that, why is C# a weak language? I think it shines in features: dynamic typing, code by contracts, runtime code generation (you can generate assemblies in execution time with System.Reflection.Emit), LINQ... you can even use it as a functional programming language. I wouldn't say C# is pretty weak.