VS.Net 2003 has lots of issues, certainly around web projects. It sure lacks refactoring, and it does not highlight errors without a compile. All Java advocates here are shouting Eclipse, but the Java pro's I work with use IntelliJ. Sometimes paying for something is better. VS 2005 has impoved alot, and for doing.Net you would have to be mad to use anything else. Even the lovely/cute Sharpdevlop could not be used for real serious development even though I adore their whole project. I'm downloading Eclipse now to take a look at it again, but if its the usual Java sluggish/ugly normal Java client stuff we are used to then I won't be using it for very long..Net does rock, I don't like the security paper that started this threads obvious bias, but.Net is newer so its no surpise the design has some advantages. Java and.Net can live in the world together, there is no need to get hysterical or get in a fight about. You eat veggies, I'll eat the meat, meat and vegatable can coexist, get over yourselves.
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.Net you would have to be mad to use anything else. Even the lovely/cute Sharpdevlop could not be used for real serious development even though I adore their whole project. .Net does rock, I don't like the security paper that started this threads obvious bias, but .Net is newer so its no surpise the design has some advantages. Java and .Net can live in the world together, there is no need to get hysterical or get in a fight about. You eat veggies, I'll eat the meat, meat and vegatable can coexist, get over yourselves.
VS.Net 2003 has lots of issues, certainly around web projects. It sure lacks refactoring, and it does not highlight errors without a compile.
All Java advocates here are shouting Eclipse, but the Java pro's I work with use IntelliJ. Sometimes paying for something is better.
VS 2005 has impoved alot, and for doing
I'm downloading Eclipse now to take a look at it again, but if its the usual Java sluggish/ugly normal Java client stuff we are used to then I won't be using it for very long.