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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. Re:J2EE vs .NET by aminorex · · Score: 2, Redundant

    Good post! Most serious readers will find Wampler's
    comparison more illuminating than Gosling's
    off-the-cuff boosterism, referenced by this
    slashdot topic. Whether I agree or disagree with
    Gosling's opinions in the interview -- in fact,
    I mostly agree -- they remain just that, almost
    pure op ed, rather than substantive comment.
    That's not a criticism of Gosling's (presumed)
    honest expression of his opinions, just a comment
    on the practical usefulness of the article.

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