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My 2 cents. 1. OS portability (i.e. a large portion of the Internet world is not MS) 2. Open source community (You can talk to a developer of a library. Can
by ronaldbradford 13y ago
My 2 cents.
1. OS portability (i.e. a large portion of the Internet world is not MS)
2. Open source community (You can talk to a developer of a library. Can you do that with C#)
3. Can write in simple editor or CLI (IDE's can be nice but a generally overly complex, and require a rich client, and possibly a license)
4. Access to example code is much easier in open source.
5. Extensibility. If you don't like something, you can easily adapt, even the most fundamental elements. You can't do that with a non open source product.