COmega (otherwise known as Cw since most people don’t have an omega key on their keyboard) is on a long list of stuff for me to look at. But instead of actually coding with it, so far I can just read Steve Maine’s blog. He’s got interesting posts on syncronization and streams, the two big features of Cw over C# (come to think of it, we use the “#” symbol as most people don’t have an actual sharp key on their keyboard). I also learned from Steve that Cw comes with basic VS integration – you get project support, syntax highlighting and some Intellisense. Now I just need a few extra hours in the day.
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