Is it recommendable to use C++/CLI as main language for a new .Net application? The application won’t use native code (pure CLI). The reason for this question is, that I want to use the framwork but not leaning a new language like C# or VB.
Stefan
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You would be learning a new language anyway, managed C++ is nothing like C++. I would just go with C#, it’s as close to C++ as managed C++ is, only it’s a lot less verbose and has a ton more features (auto implemented properties, auto implemented iterators, lambda expressions etc).