BobTheSlob
Limp Gawd
- Joined
- Feb 16, 2002
- Messages
- 291
I really want to get on the ball and learn a language to a point where I can do something with it. I've learned a couple of languages to a point where I "understand" them, but I can't make anything cool.
And I figure, I'm a Linux fan, but I know I'd rather make programs for a platform that is going to get used. So why not C#?
So my real question is, is .NET going to be a big part of Longhorn? Cause right now if I published a program and said you need the ".NET Framework", no one would have it, or download it. So my time would be wasted. If .NET is going to be huge, then I'll start with earnest in learning C# and the .NET framework.
And I figure, I'm a Linux fan, but I know I'd rather make programs for a platform that is going to get used. So why not C#?
So my real question is, is .NET going to be a big part of Longhorn? Cause right now if I published a program and said you need the ".NET Framework", no one would have it, or download it. So my time would be wasted. If .NET is going to be huge, then I'll start with earnest in learning C# and the .NET framework.