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Originally posted by David Weitzman:
I don't know if you can get away with trying to make the people here feel closed-minded for rejecting one technology or another. Many Ranchers are known to regularly learn new techonologies -- even to enjoy doing it. Yet they still prove honest critics and won't welcome something simply because it is different.
Originally posted by David Weitzman:
I don't know if you can get away with trying to make the people here feel closed-minded for rejecting one technology or another.Yet they still prove honest critics and won't welcome something simply because it is different.
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If one is moving from Java to C# or vice versa then he/she is not changing his/her technology.Since they belong to the same family & more over their power lies in OO and their robust, flexible libraries.
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Originally posted by David Weitzman:
I suppose by the same logic you could say that all programming languages are basically reimplementations of a Turing machine, so if you speak one you must be qualified to use any on a difficult project.
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Originally posted by David Weitzman:
Yes -- that means that your mistakes will be even harder to figure out!
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Originally posted by David Weitzman:
Smalltalk is OO. Eiffel is OO. Perl claims to be OO. Java, and C# do. What do these languages have in common?
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Originally posted by <Alex Ayzin>:
... Actually, what I propose is a forum for MS VS.Net and related issues, regardless the fact that many pure-Java lobbysts deny any reason and validity for existence for any MS product(and speciafically VS.Net). It might happen, that .Net and Java gonna coexist on the market, with each of them on its share of the IT market.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
If you are looking for a forum to discuss C# then I would recommend this one:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/forum/
Originally posted by Axel Janssen:
I have installed vs.net on my home-pc.
Until now, there are no indications that I leave my appartment at night to eat little children or something like that.
Well. I haven't used it yet.
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