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Cat Fight in a Pet Store: J2EE vs. .NET | |
| Subject: | .NET vs Java is bigger issue than just code | |
| Date: | 2002-01-04 08:28:42 | |
| From: | normankma | |
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Response to: .NET vs Java is bigger issue than just code
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Yes, you have stated a well practiced business practice, not just in the software industry, but a general accepted business principle.
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.NET vs Java is bigger issue than just code
2004-01-02 11:08:24 anonymous2 [View]
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.NET vs Java is bigger issue than just code
2006-08-19 00:17:09 jakson [View]
Windows servers are sh*t... So the root is sh*t. They are often loaded with virus and worms but cost a lot. Now, no matter how good .NET is (it is actually pretty sh*ty too), it is built on top of sh*t. You see the point! Java might be slow and yes you are right they are tons of sh*t developers sucking money through it, but many choices are out there - NOT more sh*t.



MS makes products that people want and the support and documentation is superior. Some programmers HAVE A LIFE and do not want to work 16-18 hour days playing with or god forbid “tuning” poorly document containers and learning “new” Java standards. Java has TOO many influences, too many contributors and in essence each will be benevolent to its downfall. You see, there is NO single point of authority only a disparate and discouraged community that has lost touch with what quality software IS….screw cross platform (write C++ if you want to run on n platforms…can you say FLASH!)….performance, usability and maintainability are paramount. Java will end up like Perl…barely used and regulated to a few geeks creating about 10% of the web sites in world….
By the way…look at your next pay check and thank Bill for it…because without him your beloved “industry” and open source community would still be anonymous and confined to some lame university research center.
jason