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Hey Ranjit Budhathoki !
When asking questions in the Q&A forum, please try to only ask specific questions regarding issues or topics that benefits you as a programmer. Otherwise, feel free to post any open-ended or survey-type questions within your activity feed as that section is not as heavily moderated as the forums.
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Yes. I want to use it to build an app but ive had such a hard time getting it to work properly and consistently.
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A bunch of languages/frameworks are released every year, and barely any get common recognition.
IronRuby, was supposed to become an implementation of Ruby for .NET - Got it's first stable release in 2010, and died in 2011.
J#, was supposed to be a transition language for Java developers, that they could get in to CLI languages. It failed to get attention so bad, that Microsoft decided to release it again, and then discontinued it in 2017.
My point is, if you want to learn a language, use something popular, something that could get you a job in the future. And if cross platform is so important to you, I would try Xamarin C#.
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