I'm just curious as to what languages everybody is using with .NET now. Since the code is supposed to give similar performance independent of the language on the .NET common runtime, language is more flexible based on company standards, personal preferences, etc...
I do most of the front-end programming for my company but have been creating some XML web services with C# lately. Most of the COM work now is done with VB.NET. I've been leaning towards C# myself just because I think it is more...marketable. :)
So, I was just wanting to get some other peoples' opinions (outside of my company) to see what people's preferences are.
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I'm just curious as to what languages everybody is using with .NET now. Since the code is supposed to give similar performance independent of the language on the .NET common runtime, language is more flexible based on company standards, personal preferences, etc...
I do most of the front-end programming for my company but have been creating some XML web services with C# lately. Most of the COM work now is done with VB.NET. I've been leaning towards C# myself just because I think it is more...marketable. :)
So, I was just wanting to get some other peoples' opinions (outside of my company) to see what people's preferences are.
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