True, Developers and Companies are moving slow to write app's for.net. But if you are a windows developer, M$ has made it simpler to write the code. I'm sure if M$ changes.net there will be a big fat upgrade charge and a few dozens security patchs and will be good to go.
We use Windows 2000 running.net. This always to write very dynamic code for our web sites. If we used Linux, this would lower our quality of our web sites to our customer and increase our development cost. Saving a few $$ is crap compared to the value it bring to our customers.
At the beginning I liked Slashdot, but the continued agenda of most of the posters is to bash Microsoft and praise Linux. I bet on a normal day there could be 3 or 4 pro Linux articles and 1 or 2 articles about a new MS security hole, which is mostly likely true. Most of use probably use Microsoft or Linux products, we know enough of the shit. I come to read articles NOT related to my job. Now let's get bad to Slashdoting some poor basterds web site.
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True, Developers and Companies are moving slow to write app's for .net. But if you are a windows developer, M$ has made it simpler to write the code. I'm sure if M$ changes .net there will be a big fat upgrade charge and a few dozens security patchs and will be good to go.
We use Windows 2000 running .net. This always to write very dynamic code for our web sites. If we used Linux, this would lower our quality of our web sites to our customer and increase our development cost. Saving a few $$ is crap compared to the value it bring to our customers.
At the beginning I liked Slashdot, but the continued agenda of most of the posters is to bash Microsoft and praise Linux. I bet on a normal day there could be 3 or 4 pro Linux articles and 1 or 2 articles about a new MS security hole, which is mostly likely true. Most of use probably use Microsoft or Linux products, we know enough of the shit. I come to read articles NOT related to my job. Now let's get bad to Slashdoting some poor basterds web site.