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Seems rather pro-biased towards Java. Case in point: 1. Not a single mention of its main competitor .NET. 2. Not a single mention that as Java becomes more and
by nbevans 11y ago
Seems rather pro-biased towards Java.
Case in point:
1. Not a single mention of its main competitor .NET.
2. Not a single mention that as Java becomes more and more closed source and proprietary, under Oracle's stewardship, .NET becomes more and more open source and community driven (in the true sense).