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I know it was just a "for instance" but there is a .NET implementation of Lucene, open source and everything. http://incubator.apache.org/lucene.net/ http://in
by jbigelow76 15y ago
I know it was just a "for instance" but there is a .NET implementation of Lucene, open source and everything. http://incubator.apache.org/lucene.net/ http://incubator.apache.org/lucene.net/
The point being, "no open source community", "license costs" (see bizspark), the "MS is a desktop stack" are all popular myths that haven't been relevant for years.
But your point of well defined, independent services is spot on.
- chaostheory 15y agoI didn't say "no open source community"; I said super small open source community compared to almost every major alternative. That isn't a myth. It's reality. Moreover Java has a lot more big projects that .NET just doesn't cover. Not to mention we're ignoring the tons of stuff you can find in Ruby, Python, and even PHP.