Lol, after reading the headline, I knew somebody was going to make a "time to look beyond Java" comment. It's a classic: it doesn't matter when or where, or if

Lol, after reading the headline, I knew somebody was going to make a "time to look beyond Java" comment. It's a classic: it doesn't matter when or where, or if it makes sense or not... somebody has to say it. However I wasn't expecting the same guy to actually promote .net, which is exactly a Java clone (created soon after the justice told Microsoft to stop trying to harm Java with this J++ thing) which only ran on Windows. It still does, because .net core is just a subset of the entire platform. But it's got a big corporation behind dictating its future development which poses the same threats as Oracle. So given nobody can predict the future right now, I think I'd better keep using the long time open source, community focused and cross-platform alternative, which happens to be Java.