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[Winston]

Originally posted by enak
ttttoday junior

BTW, I will have to check up on that once it happens.

yea u do so

pfft looks like sum1s totaly n00b'ed face

 

[enak]

Originally posted by Winston
yea u do so

pfft looks like sum1s totaly n00b'ed face

Just not up to date atm, stupid school!

Keep me up to date ok

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by enak
Just not up to date atm, stupid school!

Keep me up to date ok

yeah

news flash!

Microsoft Buys out Linux

there informed you with another vital information

 

[geez85]

So which language do u recon is the best 2 study in job wise and what is .NET?

 

[freaking_out]

looking at the current IT sector, i am very nervous in entering it...after reading all the above, i am having second thoughts about entering the IT world. ..

 

[enak]

Originally posted by geez85
So which language do u recon is the best 2 study in job wise and what is .NET?

java and .NET

google it

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by geez85
So which language do u recon is the best 2 study in job wise and what is .NET?

.NET all the way, well current trends it is

.NET is just a new generation of programming, it puts the RAD in RADical, i mean quicker deployment of applications, lesser knowledge of API calls for common functions, e.g. retirving the system user name, managed memory management, VB.NET and C# equally as powerful, as they compile into the CLR and equates to be the same but unmanaged C++ is obviously better

 

[Jeo]

.NET :lol

Micro$oft SUX!

 

[Benovista]

IT is going strong....

80% of the job market in Information Technology is hidden!

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Benovista
IT is going strong....

80% of the job market in Information Technology is hidden!

well u can always claim that if a sector is down...

 

[enak]

Originally posted by freaking_out
well u can always claim that if a sector is down...

:rofl:

 

[freaking_out]

...no offence but.

 

[yoshi]

Originally posted by Winston
.NET is just a new generation of programming, it puts the RAD in RADical, i mean quicker deployment of applications, lesser knowledge of API calls for common functions...

Java was doing this years in advance and it's still rockin'. C# is a rehash (hah, I made a pun) of Java, (the language) without the security (you can have blocks of non-managed code). .NET is a rehash of Java the platform.

Some benefits it does provide is total integration with MS' programs. It's definitely a huger effort to get a J2EE project off the ground than a .NET one. In saying that, J2EE is much more portable and (IMO) nicer.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by yoshi
Java was doing this years in advance and it's still rockin'. C# is a rehash (hah, I made a pun) of Java, (the language) without the security (you can have blocks of non-managed code). .NET is a rehash of Java the platform.

Some benefits it does provide is total integration with MS' programs. It's definitely a huger effort to get a J2EE project off the ground than a .NET one. In saying that, J2EE is much more portable and (IMO) nicer.

i detect anti-MS member lol.. jks..

i cant quite judge what your saying primarily because i don't have much experience in the areas of Java and C#, obviously C# is the rivarlry of Java, i must say i still do love .NET, to me i'd actually rather consider .NET as a really good RAD tool, rather than a formal tool, as the framework really lacks alot, it's memory management although managing for a variety of language syntax is pretty good, but i guess it does speed's deployment of programs up heaps, but if you were up for formal programming and real stuff, i'd steer away from the framework and stick with unmanaged C++

 

[enak]

Originally posted by yoshi
Java was doing this years in advance and it's still rockin'. C# is a rehash (hah, I made a pun) of Java, (the language) without the security (you can have blocks of non-managed code). .NET is a rehash of Java the platform.

Some benefits it does provide is total integration with MS' programs. It's definitely a huger effort to get a J2EE project off the ground than a .NET one. In saying that, J2EE is much more portable and (IMO) nicer.

Yay, another vote for java

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by enak
Yay, another vote for java

java sucks!!!!(not that i know anything about it anyway).:mad1:

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

its always advisable to do an IT degree combined with something which isnt related to IT. if u dont find a job in IT, u can always pursue a career in the other ... like ... ACTUARIAL

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Da Monstar
its always advisable to do an IT degree combined with something which isnt related to IT ...

so your telling me i should combine software eng. to bachelor of arts???

 

[enak]

Originally posted by freaking_out
so your telling me i should combine software eng. to bachelor of arts???

He's just saying broaden your horizons, so that if the job market is slim for say sw eng, then you can do something while you're not working as a sw eng but then while you're not working as one you can make money doing something else.

 

[Beaky]

Originally posted by Da Monstar
its always advisable to do an IT degree combined with something which isnt related to IT. if u dont find a job in IT, u can always pursue a career in the other ... like ... ACTUARIAL

Yep am going to do... gonna do a Dip Ed with any IT degree i do... That way I am still guaranteed a job (Teaching being one of the most flexable and most needed jobs). I plan to work in IT industry for 10-15 years, then go teach and enjoy the holidays etc...