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leibnizster
hello,
a few years ago I started learning C#/.net. I noticed that it wasn't
very fast but it was easy to learn and fast to program. But recently I
saw some tests which proced .NET to be rather slow compared to native
windows programming.
What I'm asking is:
1) is it worth it to learn win32 programming anymore?
2) is .NET definitely the future of Windows programming? I heard that
this is going to be the main programming platform in Vista
Thank you
a few years ago I started learning C#/.net. I noticed that it wasn't
very fast but it was easy to learn and fast to program. But recently I
saw some tests which proced .NET to be rather slow compared to native
windows programming.
What I'm asking is:
1) is it worth it to learn win32 programming anymore?
2) is .NET definitely the future of Windows programming? I heard that
this is going to be the main programming platform in Vista
Thank you