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As I have seen many people argue and debate a lot about programming languages, I now see it matters less not more. With the idea of common language runtime, the differences among languages are much reduced. Although you use different language, you can still leverage the very same APIs. Apart from that, you can write in different languages to interface the code from different languages. I think now what matters more is about API. Watch how in the future it will make other languages other than C#, VB.NET and Java gain some space in the programming language world.

What do you think?

posted on Saturday, February 19, 2005 10:02 PM

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# re: Programming Language Does Not Matter Much Anymore 2/19/2005 11:59 PM Scott Allen
I agree - there is no reason to debate about langugues on the CLR.

Unfortunately, everytime a project kicks off the team should decide on a single language. The language to pick can depend on personal preferences, previous experience, biases, salary surveys, the orientation of the sun and moon, etc. etc.

What I'm saying is we'll never see the end of these debates...

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