And one other thing.
It is not a .Net only language.
Oxygen compiles to:
- .Net for Windows (Console, Winforms, WPF, WCF, Soap, Window Service, and ASP.Net)
- Mono for Windows (Console and Winforms) / Mono for Linux (Console, Winforms and GTK)
- Cocoa for Mac and Ios - native code
- Java (for Android + java applets)
- Native code (for Android, Linux, Windows - called Island)
Some extras:
- Support for cross platform development
- Unit testing (for all development types)
- Class contracts (for all development types)
So, I would not call it a pascal for .Net. Yes, .Net is also supported. And yes, you can develop in the Microsoft Visual Studio Editor. But it is not .Net only.