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How ASP.NET began in Java(theregister.co.uk)

submitted by crpietschmanncrpietschmann(11.3k) 3 years, 4 months ago

"ASP.NET happened after we shipped IIS 4.0 and everyone went on vacation. Scott Guthrie and I – Scott worked for me at the time, he was 22 years old, straight out of college - and we took advantage of the time everyone was on vacation to start brainstorming new ideas. We looked at ASP and how it was being used. I had worked on Visual InterDev so I had a lot of friends on that team, and we were looking at the new version, I think it was Visual InterDev 6.0, and we noticed how messy the code was. We said, how can we do better? Scott and I worked for a month and a half, and then when everybody came back from vacation in January we showed them a prototype and a PowerPoint deck, showed them this vision, and people said, 'keep working on it'." read more...

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C# From a Java Developer's Perspective (and vice versa)(25hoursaday.com)

submitted by atifazizatifaziz(1000) 4 years, 4 months ago

Dare Obasanjo presents a comprehensive and up to date overview of similarities and differences between the language features and libraries of the C# and Java programming languages. It is based on his personal experience using both languages. read more...

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60+ template engines for .NET, JAVA and PHP(plentyofcode.com)

submitted by bayarsaikhanbayarsaikhan(830) 4 years, 5 months ago

Template engines are designed to allow the separation of business logic from the presentation layer, which means allowing MVC architecture to the developers. With the aid of template engines, we are able to develop websites with different looks but the same logic or the core code. Template engines are lately known as not good ideas because recent platforms already have embedded template engines to separate views from logic, generate code etc... As you see there are very few template engines in .NET and Java comparing to the PHP. But they are still pretty useful tools for developers. read more...

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Refactoring Tools for Java and .NET(plentyofcode.com)

submitted by bayarsaikhanbayarsaikhan(830) 4 years, 6 months ago

Refactoring is the process of changing a software system in such a way that it does not alter the external behavior and result of the code yet improves its readability and internal structure. Object oriented developers recognize the value of refactoring working code. Until recently good tools have not been available. This list contains Refactoring tools and IDEs features Refactoring support. read more...

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Java (J2SE 5.0) Vs VB.NET Vs C# Comparison(weblogs.asp.net)

submitted by suresh_mvpsuresh_mvp(20) 4 years, 6 months ago

Java (J2SE 5.0) Vs VB.NET Vs C# Comparison read more...

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If yer code ain't tested, the waterfallists win.(frogsbrain.blogspot.com)

submitted by frogsbrainfrogsbrain(225) 4 years, 6 months ago

Move over Fox News, Guantanamo and Ashcroft aren't just for the news scroll anymore. .NET is great, but there's a lot of really neat innovation going on in the Java-sphere even now. Two tools that take your TDD to a whole new level are on the horizon. Any bets on how long before they're re-implemented in .NET? read more...

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Java EE, R.I.P.?(ajdotnet.wordpress.com)

submitted by ajdotnetajdotnet(2940) 4 years, 8 months ago

“Analysts see Java EE dying in an SOA world“ (and .NET would likely follow) - a fundamentally flawed article. read more...

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Will somebody please defend Java EE?(ajdotnet.wordpress.com)

submitted by ajdotnetajdotnet(2940) 4 years, 8 months ago

Some observations on how people reacted to “Analysts see Java EE dying in an SOA world”. read more...

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A Better View On Your Coding Community!(codefeeds.com)

submitted by deksildeksil(10) 4 years, 9 months ago

A great site that aggregates the top coding-related feeds in one convenient and easy-to-use location. Filter information by providers, topics and keywords in order to quickly find the information that you need. read more...

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Java and .NET generics(buunguyen.net)

submitted by qn111qn111(575) 4 years, 10 months ago

Compare the implementation of generics in .NET and Java read more...

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Tableless Forms(roscripts.com)

submitted by slickhanoislickhanoi(140) 4 years, 11 months ago

Tableless Forms read more...

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When are we going to see Glasnost?(ajdotnet.wordpress.com)

submitted by ajdotnetajdotnet(2940) 4 years, 11 months ago

The Java and .NET community largely oppose each other... read more...

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How a .NET developer get banned in a JAVA forum(spellcoder.com)

submitted by bashmohandesbashmohandes(3000) 5 years, 3 months ago

Forums idea sucks, how you are controlled by admins and moderators, how they can delete your stuff without a notice, personally I prefer blogs, because you are free to tell what you want read more...

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Where is .NET?(madskristensen.dk)

submitted by madskristensenmadskristensen(8565) 5 years, 3 months ago

Today at Digg/programming, not one single topic involved .NET. There were a lot of PHP, Ruby and Java. So where is .NET? Why is .NET so under represented on the broader community sites? I don’t think it is because PHP or Java has a bigger user base or is better or worse than .NET. It must be something else. Maybe it is because .NET developers just don’t care about the other programming languages and platforms. That’s fair enough, but I don’t buy it. read more...

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One Pager: Why we should use C# for .NET development(geekzilla.co.uk)

submitted by fatdavehfatdaveh(1420) 5 years, 4 months ago

A one pager on why I think C# can be more productive than VB in our scenario. Our primary language is Java and developers multi-skill. I would be interested to hear your feedback. read more...

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