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In my experience .Net has a very similar set of problems and cultural issues, so if those are the two you're comparing, I'm not surprised you don't see much dif
by zippergz 12y ago
In my experience .Net has a very similar set of problems and cultural issues, so if those are the two you're comparing, I'm not surprised you don't see much difference...
- ticviking 12y agoDepends on the parts of the .net community a lot. There's some really nice parts of the Java/JRE community too so it's not like it a function of the language, its a function of the organizations choosing the languages.