What's great about C# (from your standpoint)? I hear a lot of good things about it...
You were already doomed to that when you selected C#. It's called customer lock-in. The same thing applies when you select Objective-C on Apple platforms.
Wondering what you guys prefer/recommend/use for Source Control. Right now I'm thinking mercurial [http://mercurial.selenic.com/] and Git/Git Hub.I need something with great merge capabilities. e.g. 2 people working on different parts of the same file.
WinMerge is my preferred comparison tool on the PC getting the tools set up where you can use them without distracting from the development task is 90% of the job.
the concept of a destructor is vital to OOP...
Quote from: peewee_RotA on November 16, 2011, 08:03:10 AMthe concept of a destructor is vital to OOP...Hmm... I'd agree that destructors are vital to RAII. But I'd say the concept of destructors is orthogonal to OOP.For instance, Alan Kay coined the term Object Oriented, but I don't recall destructors in Smalltalk. Indeed, most garbage collected OO languages I'm aware of don't support deterministic destructors, for technical reasons (conservative GC implementations.)Regards,quadz