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Article:		GNOME's Miguel de Icaza on .NET
Subject:		Java vs C#, J2EE vs .NET
Date:		2001-07-11 01:10:09
From:		chewitt

I know Java, I know C#. I would say that C# is a better language to code in, maybe only marginally. Anyway it is REALLY REALLY similar. The 'conversion' course(s) from VB to VB.NET take 2 weeks, the 'conversion' course from Java to C# is 3 days.... The code that comes out of VS.NET though is a lot faster than Java code (on Wintel of course), and the development environment is ...SWEET... When I'm coding on Windows, I'm coding C#.... I DON'T know J2EE at all, but for a comparison by someone who does see Roger Session's J2EE vs .NET comparison paper on http://www.objectwatch.com.

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Re: Java vs C#, J2EE vs .NET
2001-07-11 15:09:09 mcrist [View]

For a slightly more unbiased viewpoint and from the perspective of an implementer, see this comparisson of J2EE vs .NET (http://www.theserverside.com/resources/pdf/J2EE-vs-DotNET.pdf).