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Hello,
As I am learning C++ and Java, I came acrost o know that Java and .net
are the main Platforms for creating Application software that can run on Pc, Servers, PDA's and Cellphones etc. I want to know which wil be better to learn for Server and Cellphone based application development ,I am learning Java through Java 2 standard edition, and I use visual C++ 8.0 for C++ compiling and also Code::blocks, but hardly i have learned .net. So please tell me which I my learn fast and very reliable platform.
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Guest_Jordan_*
Posted 29 April 2009 - 04:14 AM
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Java is cross platform but sluggish so you'll be able to make applications for Linux/Unix, Mac and Windows servers. This will be with a performance hit. .NET only runs "well" on Windows and Mobile devices running Windows of some form (Windows CE, WinMo, etc). You'll be able to make applications but they will only work on Windows and you will limit your audience.
The question is, which do you like to develop with?
The question is, which do you like to develop with?
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Posted 29 April 2009 - 06:10 AM
Shanpav
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I would Like Cellphones, Server based software development ,As I know Windows is not yet heavily used in Cellphones dont know About Server side, And Is .net Programming more fun and and will it help in solving Programming aspects like Garbage collection, efficient code .
And by the way I heard about F# language do you have seen it yet, I saw it in Apress .com books and they say it will change the Programming world by storm ,what do you think.
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And by the way I heard about F# language do you have seen it yet, I saw it in Apress .com books and they say it will change the Programming world by storm ,what do you think.
Thanks
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Posted 29 April 2009 - 07:29 AM
WingedPanther
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C++ and Java are actually the two most common languages for application development, from what I've seen. .NET has a lot of buzz, but I have seen relatively few programs actually written in it. The .NET library is a huge overhead.
