Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Darren New wrote:
Perhaps you could consider that maybe other folks *do* know what
they're doing and what they're getting into when they select a
platform? Not that I'm defending, or even using, C# and .NET at the
moment. But really, there *are* situations and systems for which it
is a valid and even best choice.
Mark Pilgrim expounds my attitude about C# very nicely even though he
was talking about Apollo and Silverlight:
That's nice, but hardly a reason to say everyone else who choses that
tool is going to regret it. Feel free not to use proprietary tools where
you don't feel they're appropriate. I'll continue to pick the best tool
at hand for the job at hand.
He may expound his attitude nicely, but he really don't say anything
except "you're fucked! You're fucked! I can't wait to say I Told You
So!" No actual content there.
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