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Originally Posted by PropItem
hehe yet another c# lover here that does not know the lang he or she enjoys so much at coding. looks like alot of you dorks are gonna fall real far from the truth ;p i think you might all think its a stable source and you will prob think it because you dont know **** lol
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I actually hate C#, but a true programmer knows its value. C# has many uses especially in corporate scenarios. It is a RAD language and is built for quick development of small projects and has libraries built to handle complex actions for you for larger ones. It is pretty much a modular language where you load in things you need from the .NET framework and has excellent exception handling. BUT. It is reliant upon the .NET framework and is not portable at ALL if you use
Microsoft specific libraries (Mono only covers the standards currently).
You are obviously not a programmer to think C# is unstable in any way. If anything, it will crash less than most other languages, but that alone does not make it a better language for anything (nor does it make it a worse language).
When it comes to servers though, C# is NOT the ideal choice. There's no getting around it. C# is bloated, controlling, and not ideal for server running. That doesn't mean it won't work, but that doesn't make it unstable. Just because there are a few terrible source releases here doesn't mean the language sucks.
