>>>Look at the capabilities that are included in current .NET and Visual Studio. Look at some of the classes in the .NET framework (just a small subset - it would take decades to go through them all). It is so far ahead of any other development it is not even funny.
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>>The Android SDK makes .NET look like Win32.
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>Please expound on that. It hasn't seemed that way to me while working on Android development in Eclipse (a steaming pile compared to VS2010).

I use IntelliJ instead of Ecplise. However that's the IDE, and not the framework.

I can go to VCS > Send to GitHub, or many others right in the IDE.

Can you do that in VS.NET? I have my doubts you get support for much beyond Visual SourceSafe.

I created an app that connects multiple devices via Bluetooth and trades back and forth JSON.

The amount of code it took to do this was unbelievably trivial.

Are there complete Bluetooth and JSON classes in .NET yet?