Java or .Net?

[psyd_1]

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up ta ni beh...

[uzumaki]

errr..sad to say, i myself is a dotnet developer but java has a big lead..

partly true maybe it is bcoz of the benjamin issue...java dev are plenty....let the indian dev people appreciate the difference hehe

[cold_fusion]

... bcoz of the benjamin issue...

What is "benjamin issue"?
Please clarify...

[mr_kyme]

my friend jordanian sad that in java mag start daw from the whole scratch unlike daw sa .net
IS that true?

[eax]

my friend jordanian sad that in java mag start daw from the whole scratch unlike daw sa .net
IS that true?

I think both Java and .Net mag-start man gyud from scratch or any programming language.

Ang advantage lang sa Java and .Net or any object-oriented language kay reusable na ang mga objects. Mao siguro na ang gipasabot sa Jordanian friend nimo kay puwede niya ma-reuse ang mga .Net Objects.

[junmar]

Well ,with all of your reasons as to java or .net, its all up to the clients requirements. When client requires java then use java, if .net then use .net. That simple...

[kibotizer]

GOOD must get the BEST Price


yeah! bling bling men...abz'

[Rainerius]

.NET = easy mode ang trabaho + $$$

JAVA = dont know, wala koy alamag ana

[javapenguin]

Most of my clients go for the lesser cost and safer side, that means no piracy and go for the genuine and free. So they choose Linux as OS and Java for application and PHP for web and other free stuffs.

I'm hooked with Java now and probably for good.

[maddox]

Well ,with all of your reasons as to java or .net, its all up to the clients requirements. When client requires java then use java, if .net then use .net. That simple...

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