Originally posted by slither shanks:
I did do a search in the Careers section but I didnt find any thread with specific titles such as this one that I created.
I have always liked Java and got myself an SCJP even though I have next to no industrial experience in Java.. It's a shame to think that I've missed the boat, again.. Guess I'll have to give in to M$ after all. It's a bit disappointing not to be able to apply what you learnt in college in the real world. The OO principles are transferred no doubt, but the itsy bitsy stuff that really shows your indepth knowledge of a technology just gets wasted.
Just out of curiosity, Can I have .NET frame work and Java on the same machine? Mine is too old to test this out..
Thanks for the reply.
Give .NET a chance -- C# is so close to Java, that with very few exceptions, I can easily think that I am coding in Java. You invested your time studying Java wisely.
I wish for a Java
IDE as comprehensive, stable, and easy to learn as Visual Studio.NET.
.NET will install alongside Java, Perl, Python, PHP, Cold Fusion, Oracle, and whatever else you want to install...