Java or .Net
Ppl. What do you think of a career for you in future...?
If the answer is a software engineer, then you get on to the most critical question... Java or .Net
This decision can change your life and career entirely. Riding on the hype of which is better than the other, we will start our quest for the ultimate king of languages.
I am not a big fan of Microsoft, but I do feel easy working with their products. My Dell XPS 1530 was shipped with an original Vista, which I found frustrating at first, but now my whole perspective has changed.
As you know, portability plays a n important role in your future
If you learn all .Net languages, there is still a slim possibility that Microsoft will decline as a major player in the software industry... and you will be on the lookout for a job.
If you learn java, you can work freely for the open source world as well as the Windows world.
Ease of use.
Microsoft Visual studio is one hell of a tool.
I wont say much on the actual software itself, but you can understand that it is really excellent stuff
If the answer is a software engineer, then you get on to the most critical question... Java or .Net
This decision can change your life and career entirely. Riding on the hype of which is better than the other, we will start our quest for the ultimate king of languages.
I am not a big fan of Microsoft, but I do feel easy working with their products. My Dell XPS 1530 was shipped with an original Vista, which I found frustrating at first, but now my whole perspective has changed.
As you know, portability plays a n important role in your future
If you learn all .Net languages, there is still a slim possibility that Microsoft will decline as a major player in the software industry... and you will be on the lookout for a job.
If you learn java, you can work freely for the open source world as well as the Windows world.
Ease of use.
Microsoft Visual studio is one hell of a tool.
I wont say much on the actual software itself, but you can understand that it is really excellent stuff