I kind of have to take exception to that. .Net is a phenomenal platform to develop for and has plenty of cool things to work with (including Silverlight and WPF). Everyone I talk to that has tried to do Android development and WP7 development comments on how much nicer and easier WP7 is to work with. And I call ease of use and eye candy pretty "cool".
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This seems like a pretty cool service for those of us who prefer .Net and want cool things like everyone else gets.
I kind of have to take exception to that. .Net is a phenomenal platform to develop for and has plenty of cool things to work with (including Silverlight and WPF). Everyone I talk to that has tried to do Android development and WP7 development comments on how much nicer and easier WP7 is to work with. And I call ease of use and eye candy pretty "cool".
Now you just need some people to actually buy WP7 phones.
I don't consider WPF or Silverlight cool.
I actually like .Net a lot and my comment said "those of us". My product runs on .Net and I use SQL Server 2008 and C# 4.