Congrats to Writely for using .NET to get acquired by Google

Congrats to the team who made Writely for getting acquired by Google. They built it in .NET. It used to be uncool to startup a company with Microsoft technologies, but I’ve seen more and more .NET stuff being done in the Valley. Who’s next?

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  1. Sherwin says:

    Our printed greeting card store is based on wholly on Microsoft technology. By far, the main advantage is Visual Studio. There’s no comparable development environment. We’re now in the process of porting to ASP.NET 2.0 and we’re looking forward to using ATLAS to add AJAX like features. Have a look! http://www.artamata.com

  2. Sherwin says:

    Our printed greeting card store is based on wholly on Microsoft technology. By far, the main advantage is Visual Studio. There’s no comparable development environment. We’re now in the process of porting to ASP.NET 2.0 and we’re looking forward to using ATLAS to add AJAX like features. Have a look! http://www.artamata.com

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  5. sam says:

    i dont understand why so many ppl are into google.
    they are a bad corporation who fired my freind for being on the computer to long…what the heck? its a computer company for god sakes!!! its just another pushy entrepenuer that too many ppl invest in. remeber the old days when there were no computers?

  6. sam says:

    i dont understand why so many ppl are into google.
    they are a bad corporation who fired my freind for being on the computer to long…what the heck? its a computer company for god sakes!!! its just another pushy entrepenuer that too many ppl invest in. remeber the old days when there were no computers?