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From: spark
Message 5 in Discussion

    well vinod, atleast in software service companies, lang selection is not by "user 
comfort level". its more "management comfort level" ;)

- just wanted to remark on how true this is : there is that old feeling about cobol - 
they use to say stuff like the language is so simple and english like that even 
managers can read it. and managers said go for it. eventually the managers never read 
it and the programmers got stuck with language that looked like a horror story in 
english grammar.

about VB : a lot of the buisness world i feel (i havent been here very long) revolved 
around this idea called RAD and ease to learn and so VB flourished. vb.net sounds like 
a very intuiitive next step for that crowd. no offense meant here - they do write a 
lot of parctically useful software.
c# on the other hand is a new language and is expected to have its appeal for the cpp 
guys and such. well guy cpp guys stay gut cpp guys and are genarally a little picky 
about things like runtimes - as for <hotwater> java many stay there cuase there is 
some business there, it suits there platform or in some level of client/management 
perspective are zealous about it </hotwater>. 

i think for a language as new as it is c# is going places very fast and surprisingly 
seems to hardly have an major desing flaws that is sending the language back to the 
drawing board.







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