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I prefer C# to Java, but compared to $400/yr/developer, I'd just as soon stick with Java. Granted, $400/year is peanuts for developer tools if you're a large c
by georgemcbay 15y ago
I prefer C# to Java, but compared to $400/yr/developer, I'd just as soon stick with Java.
Granted, $400/year is peanuts for developer tools if you're a large company but for smaller (eg. one man) operations I just don't see it as being worth it, especially as it is an ongoing cost if you want product updates and you really have no guarantee that any specific release of the Android APIs will be well supported in a timely manner (especially if Xamarin goes belly up at some point).
So, yeah... I prefer C# to Java, but Java isn't that bad.