Re: [Trisquel-users] Microsoft's .NET Foundation and open sourcing .NET

[tegskywalker]

That was a pretty good podcast about the state of C# and does bring some  
excellent points. I personally like to work with open languages for server  
side programming (PHP, Python, JavaScript with Node.js) and never dabbled in  
Java or C# no matter how "hot" those languages are or how they are required  
by many job recruiters.