But after having worked in C# for a few years now (loving the language) and seeing all the open source moves they're making, it seems like a really exciting place to work these days.
And I'm sure there's a ton of renewed energy there.
But after having worked in C# for a few years now (loving the language) and seeing all the open source moves they're making, it seems like a really exciting place to work these days.
And I'm sure there's a ton of renewed energy there.
Anybody doing any non-desktop application development on Windows is shouldering the full risk of obsolescence within 2 year.
I would really, really like a cooperation between Google and Microsoft in the area of the utterly braindead 90ies API of Android development by switching to XAML + C# ... ah, a man can dream!
That's a somewhat harsh accusation, where are they lying? Their web page clearly explains the usage scenarios and who can use it for "free" [0] (scroll down to "Usage").
[0]: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-co...
huh? They're the same thing. UWP is just a new name for the expanded WinRT (Metro) APIs.
The licensing ambiguity of the VS Express Editions that came before was a lot worse. At least us solo devs have a legitimate path to VS now.
Xamarin enables that.