by Allan McNaughton, principal analyst, Technical Insight LLC. Intel Corp.
The launch of Microsoft's .NET initiative has piqued the curiosity of Java programmers. The Java platform—which has made inroads in the market for server applications—now has a worthy competitor that builds on the promise Java offered to simplify the life of enterprise developers. The .NET platform offers an extensive array of services that, when combined with industry leading development tools, can lower the total cost of developing and deploying distributed multi-tier applications.
Significant Similarities
At the forefront of the .NET strategy for attracting enterprise developers is the C# programming language. The C# language will be immediately familiar to Java developers as they share the same design principles and language fundamentals. "The similarities are so great", says Larry O'Brien, noted C# expert and author of the book Thinking in C#, "that an experienced Java developer should be able to understand C# code without extensive training."
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