Much ado about nothing: C# use in open source
Aug 25, 2009, 15:03 (6 Talkback[s])
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"Recent figures indicate that C# is the 10th language
of choice when it comes to open source.
"Its use stands at - hold your breath - 1.24 percent, just
one-hundredths of a percent more than assembly language.
"Mono, for the uninitiated, is an attempt by Miguel de Icaza,
the co-founder of the GNOME desktop project and currently
vice-president of Novell, to replicate parts of Microsoft's .NET
development environment as an open source project."
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