https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2421#M1048 <P>Actually, I'm a VB.net guy. C# is ok, a little terse, but then that's why I like VB... a little more verbose. If C# could be used, then VB.Net should be able to as well, since they both compile down to MSIL anyway. The more languages the better(within limits, I mean we can skip COBOL, Assembler, Fortran, &amp; LISP among others), more people can use their language of choice... more gets done.</P> Wed, 02 Mar 2022 05:42:05 GMT rcloud 2022-03-02T05:42:05Z https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2419#M1046 <P>I know that Workato currently has connectors to write Ruby, JavaScript, and Python. We have a large group of users that are very familier and comfortable with C#. Since Microsoft came out with "Blazer" it now is possible for C# to create runnable assemblies on a browser.. wondering if this is on the roadmap to add a C# connector? Anyone else prefer C# to other languages?</P> Thu, 24 Feb 2022 13:45:06 GMT https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2419#M1046 tshoemaker 2022-02-24T13:45:06Z https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2420#M1047 <P>C# is a great language. It's easy and comfortable. I like it.</P> Thu, 24 Feb 2022 13:50:39 GMT https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2420#M1047 jvargas 2022-02-24T13:50:39Z https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2421#M1048 <P>Actually, I'm a VB.net guy. C# is ok, a little terse, but then that's why I like VB... a little more verbose. If C# could be used, then VB.Net should be able to as well, since they both compile down to MSIL anyway. The more languages the better(within limits, I mean we can skip COBOL, Assembler, Fortran, &amp; LISP among others), more people can use their language of choice... more gets done.</P> Wed, 02 Mar 2022 05:42:05 GMT https://systematic.workato.com/t5/workato-pros-discussion-board/support-new-language-c-in-addition-to-ruby-javascript-and-python/m-p/2421#M1048 rcloud 2022-03-02T05:42:05Z