Just wondering because in my college, Java is almost exclusively taught as the way to go for Object Oriented programming. C++ and C are used (along with assembly) for computer engineering projects but .NET or any visually-oriented language is no where to be seen.
So where is Microsoft getting the people skilled in their languages and what are they developing their own software in? I admit creating user interfaces with java can be soooo time consuming...
I've programmed in BASIC (Apple II and Commodore), Pascal (MAC and PC), Visual Basic, Borland C++, .NET and all sorts of Java implementations, but this search for a "purist" language is interesting. This focus on object oriented is sure to change in time just as it changed from procedural.
So where is Microsoft getting the people skilled in their languages and what are they developing their own software in? I admit creating user interfaces with java can be soooo time consuming...
I've programmed in BASIC (Apple II and Commodore), Pascal (MAC and PC), Visual Basic, Borland C++, .NET and all sorts of Java implementations, but this search for a "purist" language is interesting. This focus on object oriented is sure to change in time just as it changed from procedural.
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