No. It's an exact statement based on the particular problem I'm solving.
> I know the VS IDE and such often prevent you doing dumb things/shooting yourself in the foot and its great!
I have no idea what you're talking about unless you think that VS.NET is "visual drag-and-drop programming". I've never used it as such.
> .Net is a just a general-purpose tool for writing certain kinds of software. That's all.
.NET is a higher abstraction of the win32 api with many many additional features. And that's an understatement.
And that "kinds of software" is more or less the entire Windows desktop market.
No. It's an exact statement based on the particular problem I'm solving.
> I know the VS IDE and such often prevent you doing dumb things/shooting yourself in the foot and its great!
I have no idea what you're talking about unless you think that VS.NET is "visual drag-and-drop programming". I've never used it as such.
> .Net is a just a general-purpose tool for writing certain kinds of software. That's all.
.NET is a higher abstraction of the win32 api with many many additional features. And that's an understatement.
And that "kinds of software" is more or less the entire Windows desktop market.