Microsoft Sitting Pretty

Courtesy of eWeek:

Meanwhile, the .Net programming environment made gains over the Java platform. Last year, 30 percent of enterprise developers used Java and 25 percent used the .Net Framework and Microsoft's Visual Studio .Net. Now, Rudder said, 37 percent of developers use .Net compared to 33 percent using Java, according to industry sources compiled by Microsoft. In addition, of the developers using scripting languages, 51 percent use Microsoft's Active Server Pages (ASP) and ASP.Net, Rudder said.

Now, if only Eric would BLOG MORE OFTEN.

In the same article:

On the Windows front, Windows Server 2003 is selling at a triple run rate that that of Windows 2000 in the same time frame.