.NET Developers vs .Java Developers
Is easy to find over internet, for example click here, forums discussing about .Net vs Java Developers. I would like add my point of view as well..
Typically, the goal of this discussion is to understand, which developers group, are better. I had similar discussion about 10 years ago, when I was at university in Portugal, discussing about which University was better!
Sometimes or most of the time, this discussion doesn't make sense, because people want to "know" the smarter groups, rather than they ability to build Applications.
For .NET developers, Microsoft is doing a great job putting a lot of effort to improve .NET (click here for more info) And this great job has some benefits for .Net Developers, as is making the live easy for them.
Java developers, doesn't have a big "daddy", like Microsoft! So they develop the ability to work together, and build thousands of Open source communities that have been doing a great job, helping and pushing the group to use the best available practices. So to talk each other effectively, as a big team, with no doubts about, they had to push for Design Patterns. Downside for Java developers is that, very easy to get lost, as there are, sometimes, many alternatives for the some thing, not good documentation and so hard to configure.
Going back to .Net developers, downside of Microsoft efforts, is that developers gain the habit of "eat a ready food". That was OK, for most of the project yeas ago, as they were small in the early years of .Net. But not Nowadays, is not true as there are many big projects to build and maintain in a very powerful tool: .Net Framework.
Microsoft is pushing developers to work in agile environment, and build more open source communities much more than before, basically recognizing that isn't easy prescind the "eyes" and R&D of thousands of people around the world. One example is ASP.NET MVC Framework.
So as a .NET developer, for the next articles I will share my thoughts about Programming in .NET, based in my experiences and researches, with main focus on design patterns and data structure.
Thanks for your time:)
Is easy to find over internet, for example click here, forums discussing about .Net vs Java Developers. I would like add my point of view as well..
Typically, the goal of this discussion is to understand, which developers group, are better. I had similar discussion about 10 years ago, when I was at university in Portugal, discussing about which University was better!
Sometimes or most of the time, this discussion doesn't make sense, because people want to "know" the smarter groups, rather than they ability to build Applications.
For .NET developers, Microsoft is doing a great job putting a lot of effort to improve .NET (click here for more info) And this great job has some benefits for .Net Developers, as is making the live easy for them.
Java developers, doesn't have a big "daddy", like Microsoft! So they develop the ability to work together, and build thousands of Open source communities that have been doing a great job, helping and pushing the group to use the best available practices. So to talk each other effectively, as a big team, with no doubts about, they had to push for Design Patterns. Downside for Java developers is that, very easy to get lost, as there are, sometimes, many alternatives for the some thing, not good documentation and so hard to configure.
Going back to .Net developers, downside of Microsoft efforts, is that developers gain the habit of "eat a ready food". That was OK, for most of the project yeas ago, as they were small in the early years of .Net. But not Nowadays, is not true as there are many big projects to build and maintain in a very powerful tool: .Net Framework.
Microsoft is pushing developers to work in agile environment, and build more open source communities much more than before, basically recognizing that isn't easy prescind the "eyes" and R&D of thousands of people around the world. One example is ASP.NET MVC Framework.
So as a .NET developer, for the next articles I will share my thoughts about Programming in .NET, based in my experiences and researches, with main focus on design patterns and data structure.
Thanks for your time:)
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