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You can't really compare the two situations (.NET and a hypothetical browser bytecode/VM). The reason C# ended up the main .NET language is that it's a brillian
by raziel2p 12y ago
You can't really compare the two situations (.NET and a hypothetical browser bytecode/VM). The reason C# ended up the main .NET language is that it's a brilliantly designed language - far more than you can say about Javascript.
- ufo 12y agoI don't think its just that. Its impossible to design a "trully general" intermediate programming language so what ended up happening is that the CLR was a perfect fit for C# and a not-so-perfect fit for everything else. At least thats what I've been told by my programming languages professor.