"Java Succumbing to .NET in my Organization"

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Java Succumbing to .NET in my Organization

http://www.theserverside.com/news/threa ... d_id=40611

Introduction:
I work for a federal government contractor outside Washington, DC, and I am part of a small group within my organization that produces small- to mid-scale applications, mostly websites hitting a database, for our clients. The management of my group, who are not technologists, has decided to embrace .NET wherever possible for our applications. They cite that Java applications take longer and run into more significant problems than their .NET counterparts.

After talking with some of the developers who are in the trenches, most of them are happy to move to .NET. This even includes some who, like myself, have been certified in and built a career on Java. Apparently, Java is just too hard and too intimidating, especially for beginners.

Java and .Net are comparably powerful technologies. As one who has experience with both, I will say that I prefer the Java experience (especially for developing business logic), so I find it discouraging that Java is losing ground in this way in our organization. I have thought about the reasons why and have come up with some reasons (and I acknowledge I am probably not the first to offer these explanations):

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