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James Gosling On .NET And The Anti-Trust Trial

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the no-minced-words dept.

gwernol writes: "There's a short but interesting interview with James Gosling over on ComputerWorld. He talks about the differences between J2EE and .NET and also about the Microsoft anti-trust trial. Some interesting perspectives from the founder of Java."

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  1. Disappoining by igrek · · Score: 5, Funny

    What a disappointing interview... Could you expect something as boring as this from, say, Larry Wall? Never. Or when Stroustrup criticizes Java, he has some valid (and interesting) arguments. But I have not found any insights in this Gosling interview. Microsoft sucks and J2EE rules. How interesting.

    The funny thing is that he says
    1) They copied everything from Java
    2) They could add clever things to their language, but they didn't

    Well, at least, he's honest about Java ;)