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C#, obviously. It's the only modern language that provides ALL of the following: 1) Static and dynamic typing 2) OOP and functional paradigms 3) Multi-platfo
by _random_ 12y ago
C#, obviously. It's the only modern language that provides ALL of the following:
1) Static and dynamic typing
2) OOP and functional paradigms
3) Multi-platform via single framework: WP, Android, iOS, Mac, PC, Xbox, PS4, Linux etc.
4) Two super-powerful IDE-integrated static analysis tools to choose from: ReSharper and Roslyn
5) Mature workflows for developing Web, mobile, enterprise apps and games.
6) High performance on WP and desktop, reasonable elsewhere.
- mateuszf 12y agoNo powerful IDE on Linux / OS X.
- _random_ 12y agoDoesn't contradict with my statement, but yes. Luckily the rest 97% of developers are covered.
- mateuszf 12y agoAre you sure that 97% developers use Windows? From my experience developers use Linux / OS X more often than regular users.
- pjmlp 12y agoOnly if you mean web applications. Many do write desktop applications.
- V-2 12y agoNot only web applications. There's all the iOS devs, for instance. Pretty big market, and it's rather hard to do this job on a Windows machine.
- pjmlp 12y agoThose are not on GNU/Linux systems. As for the market size it is a matter of perspective. On my home country iOS comes out on third place.
- fsiefken 12y agomonodevelop is no visual studio but works just as well as the best other linux programming ides
- pbz 12y agoWork in progress, but looks very promissing: http://www.omnisharp.net http://www.omnisharp.net
- MrDom 12y agoIntelliJ?
- V-2 12y agoNow that .NET is going open source, I wouldn't be surprised if JetBrains came up with some good cross-platform IDE for C# and the rest of the gang
- foobarcode 12y agoI thought linux developpers didn't use IDEs...damn time have changed !