On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 03:50:00PM -0400, Jordan L.Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin wrote:
> That's funny, I haven't heard that. I'm not jumping at C# mainly
> because my clients are mostly PHP, ColdFusion (and Objective-C for the
> desktop side of things). Now that CFMX can run on almost any J2EE
> platform, many of my clients are looking to move away from hosting on
> an M$ based server.

Actually, I'm finding much to my chagrin, that the majority of mid to larger
companies are working in the .Net framework, and it's a necessary skill to know C#
these days. The lucrative jobs are going to demand a knowledge of it.
I'm not so sure that IIS is going to wither away, now that MSFT Server
2003 is here. The OSS equivalent of the .NET framework, is taking too
long to get out of the gate. Even as a staunch OSS fellow, I have to
admit, that from a developing perspective .NET is, well, sweet. There
are a hell of a lot of opportunities out there with it.

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