I know I'm going to start a flame war unitentially but I'm looking for some info that I can't seem to filter out from the junk on Google.
What are some major products that are written in .NET or prior 'Micorosoft' languages (I know C++ isn't a Microsoft language, but MFC is).
I know Symantec is a Microsoft Gold Partner so I imagine anti-virus was written in C++ but if someone knew, and had white paper to prove it was written C++ (MFC) or even better C++.NET or event better C#.NET that would be awesome...basically I'm looking for any major product that anyone will probably of heard of that was written in a Microsoft language, preferably .NET but not necessarly.
I'm also looking for major corporations that use Microsoft servers, or dropped UNIX servers for Microsoft... and why they did... I thought that kind of thing would of been easy to find on Microsoft, but couldn't find anything worded the way I need it.
Basically I believe every OS out there has it's place, but what I can't stand is people who hate Microsoft for no other reason than they had a bad experiance with it and want to fit a square peg in a round hole because of it, so I need some fire power. I'm a huge Microsoft advicate, but I won't condemn Unix just because it's not Microsoft.
What are some major products that are written in .NET or prior 'Micorosoft' languages (I know C++ isn't a Microsoft language, but MFC is).
I know Symantec is a Microsoft Gold Partner so I imagine anti-virus was written in C++ but if someone knew, and had white paper to prove it was written C++ (MFC) or even better C++.NET or event better C#.NET that would be awesome...basically I'm looking for any major product that anyone will probably of heard of that was written in a Microsoft language, preferably .NET but not necessarly.
I'm also looking for major corporations that use Microsoft servers, or dropped UNIX servers for Microsoft... and why they did... I thought that kind of thing would of been easy to find on Microsoft, but couldn't find anything worded the way I need it.
Basically I believe every OS out there has it's place, but what I can't stand is people who hate Microsoft for no other reason than they had a bad experiance with it and want to fit a square peg in a round hole because of it, so I need some fire power. I'm a huge Microsoft advicate, but I won't condemn Unix just because it's not Microsoft.