Re: Arbitrary Sandbox

[BrianG <me@null.email>]

On 02/09/2012 09:47 PM, Tez wrote:
> Gotcha.  I honestly misread your initial post.  I now see your problem
> a little more clearly.  C# has the benefit of being much more of a
> gorilla than Ada.
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? :-)
 >                    You will have a better time finding maintainers
> with C# versus Ada.
If your only requirement is to find people with "experience" in your 
chosen language, that's a good thing.  If you want people who can 
actually do what you need, it may or may not be - it may only increase 
the 'chaff' you need to sort thru to find the 'wheat' you're looking for.

It can also be a good thing if you want to entice people who's primary 
motivation is to add "good" things to their resume (I'm not sure if this 
is good or bad, they're just as likely to leave when something even 
better comes up).
 >                      That may not mean a lot to you if you are not
> using the .NET stack very much.  Don't sell Ada short either though,
> it is incredibly powerful.  Without knowing much about what you are
> trying to accomplish, it is difficult to give you a hard
> recommendation either way.
>
> For a business in the US.  Without knowing anything else about the
> project, C# probably makes more sense.  Hurts a bit, because I
> definitely want to say Ada.


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