I think is this also what happened at Microsoft to cause them to put out a new programming framework every 18 months. They got some huge architecture team together to design .net, but then never disbanded them.
A new programming framework every 18 months? Is that an exaggeration? Teams are fairly dynamic; e.g. many of the .NET people went over to do Typescript. Then there is something like WPF that hasn't moved much recently (for better or worse).
Also, users really like the fact that there will be a new version of C# with more features (async, pattern matching, etc...) with some continuity.
Also, users really like the fact that there will be a new version of C# with more features (async, pattern matching, etc...) with some continuity.