What do u guys root for? Java technology or .Net technology? I go for Java, since its platform independent. Also I havnt even smelled .Net as yet. If u guys find it better than java, pls state the reason for the same. I think, in Java u ca do whatever u wish to do in .Net, but in .Net u dont get the platform independency. So,...yeah Java rules i guess. Scrap in your thoughts guys.
@akkyy: .NET Provides Platform Independency... but at a cost! Its a MIDDLE LEVEL Language.. for which other languages have to port changes to make them .NET compatible, wherein many key features of that language is lost! Hence, though .NET provides platform plus language coding independency, i feel its making other language weak in the process! The only reason why .NET platform would succeed is, the powerful suite of VISUAL Tools to develop programs faster! Remember VB 6? .NET is heading for similar success due to the powerful Visual IDE provided by Microsoft! But as a serious programmer, i would prefer JAVA! REgards, Zooom..!!
I go for JAVA..as it sounds good....And more over it has the facility of applets..:..And mobile games are developed in JAVA..! Pe@Ce 0uT!!:banana:
Yeah.. Eclipse, Sun Studio are cool JAVA IDE's... But you see... even after using those IDE's you have to write tonnes of code lines for JAVA... And what microsoft has crept inside programmers is the laziness through VB6! U hardly need to write any large codes while making programs in .NET! Nearly all GUI is handled by the IDE itself... leaving you to develop application super fast! But as I said.. a MIDDLE LEVEL language... wherein other languages are ported so as to be compatible with .NET Platform.. Hence, not robust enough. REgards, Zooom..!!
akky ... if u are planning to use it for GUI programming ... chuck the JAVA out ... it suxx ... of all the product that our company makes ... the one that uses Java for GUI suxxx ... it is as slow as dead man's prick ... and u gotta write miles of code to get small things done ... personally i feel VC++ and VB rulezz ... coz they make your job easy ... they allow u to use standard windows objects - better integration with existing windows software ... most of the job is being done on Windows ... for windows definitly Visuals rule ... if platform independece is your sole criteria ... go for Java ...
Man,... our course syllabus was updated this year, n guess what?? They have scraped out SDK MFC. Now wat else do we get to do in VC++. Though they have introduced .NET in the later part.
OK ... :grin: ... i just told ya what i saw in actual products ... initially i never knew about the performance issues ...
Yeah,.. k thnx man,.. i was just wonderin,... what if companies still want ppl workin in VC++, we r doomed then,.. hehe
we want ppl experienced in VC++ ... VB will add (only few modules are in VB) LOL we want ppl expericed in FORTRAN also (real program engine is built on it - but this is a specialist job - u need ta have a Doctorate in Computing) ...
Guys...Lets us Relax in this Guitar Forum, Yahan Bhi .Net aur JAVA...??? Anyways I Agree With ssslayer.
Personally....i think Middleware concept itself sucks the life out of ur PCs processing capabilitites....native rocks.....but if i had to chose....it wud be JAVA....cause i like coffee...
I personally prefer neither, I prefer my age old programming on gcc in linux. But if designing GUIs then, VC++ 6 provides a good GUI builder. Java is good too, they have improved a lot with Netbeans, but even then you have to write a lot of code in Java !
