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I tried learning Java on several occasions. I'm glad I threw in the towel. Living in Asia, pay is so much lower than .NET.
by philliphaydon 10y ago
I tried learning Java on several occasions. I'm glad I threw in the towel. Living in Asia, pay is so much lower than .NET.
- tracker1 10y agoHere in the US they seem to be about on par... though I find the Java devs I've dealt with have tended more arrogant and closed minded, ironically enough.
- codingmyway 10y agoInteresting. In the UK Java gets a slight premium and there's still the impression that .net devs are more siloed and don't keep up with things so much but that is changing. Not sure what proportion of Java devs know Scala vs .Net/F# but seems like .Net is catching up on that front and C# is more functional friendly and ahead of Java on that front.