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Java versus .NET

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runner7@fastmail.fm - 30 Jun 2008 06:40 GMT
I am considering learning Java or .NET programming, but would like to
know what may be any significant advantages or disadvantages of each.
For instance, I would like to develop online applications to function
like desktop applications, especially a word processor.  I know PHP,
but do not know how I would develop online word processing with it.  I
am thinking Java may have an advantage by being supported in most
browsers, since the software for word processing may have to be
executed client side.  There may be no way to do this with .NET in
some browsers.  Can anyone give me a clue about doing this in Java,
and any advantages of Java over .NET in general?  Thanks for any
replies.
Roedy Green - 30 Jun 2008 08:07 GMT
>I am considering learning Java or .NET programming, but would like to
>know what may be any significant advantages or disadvantages of each.

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/dotnet.html
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marlow.andrew@googlemail.com - 30 Jun 2008 11:56 GMT
> >I am considering learning Java or .NET programming, but would like to
> >know what may be any significant advantages or disadvantages of each.
>
> see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/dotnet.html

A marvellous summing up, IMO. I particularly liked the bit that says:-

"Microsoft’s goal is to lock you into Microsoft, using treachery."

Another factor to consider is that the Java trap described by Richard
Stallman no longer applies and java has been completely opened :-)

-Andrew Marlow
Lew - 30 Jun 2008 12:46 GMT
> Another factor to consider is that the Java trap described by Richard
> Stallman no longer applies and java has been completely opened :-)

It never did apply.  Stallman is not noted for the moderation of his opinions.
 It doesn't mean that all his opinions are correct.

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