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> If you want environment 2), you have exactly one choice: .Net. A JAVA guy could probably make a good selection of corporate-supported frameworks that work as
by cartman82 10y ago
> If you want environment 2), you have exactly one choice: .Net.
A JAVA guy could probably make a good selection of corporate-supported frameworks that work as seamlessly as .NET.
And then, there's the Apple world, with their well designed mobile and desktop libraries, and a hot new C#-like language... Just saying.
- blakeyrat 10y agoJava might have the framework(s), but where's the tooling? Java doesn't have a single decent IDE. The thought that Apple's Swift might actually come the closest to what I want after .Net occurred to me, also. Ugh.
- cartman82 10y agohttps://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ Seriously, at this point, Jetbrains IDE-s are better than Visual Studio.