Re: Should I use Winforms ?

In article news:<u1lA6ZlKGHA.3200@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Ajay Kalra wrote:
if you are not mixing and its *new* code, a pure managed language
is superior to C++.

C++/CLI *is* a pure managed language.

Maintaining and developing in C++ is more expensive/costly than say C#.

I disagree. If you are a proficient C++ programmer who doesn't know C# it
is going to be much easier to learn C++/CLI than C# ... and you end up
working in a more powerful language.

OTOH If your goal is to start by taking a bunch of non-programmers and
training them to program then I agree that the learning curve is going to
be less for a small language like C# ... but why would you start there?

Cheers,
Daniel.



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