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I don't like .NET
Well dislike some elements of it. Like ASP.NET that makes these ASP webpages that cause problems. Sure great for in house web apps but if it's public access e-services and whatch the help desk calls climb as people using Netscape, Mozzilla, opera and others for brownsers start calling. Want to know market share in those browsers put a website that people want to access and make IE only.
Posted by: voska   Posted on: 06/21/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Yawn, another wannabe...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 06/21/04
yes, of course  doh123 | 06/21/04
I don't like .NET  voska | 06/21/04
Isn't .net what you get when you couldn't get a .com?  B.O.F.H. | 06/21/04
lol ... good 1  oldskool | 06/21/04
Dangerous to use ZDNet as your only source of information  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Windows desktop apps in Java ???  worknman | 06/21/04
Not exactly  quietLee | 06/21/04
Yes, in Java  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
I don't get it  rapson | 06/21/04
IBM Lock in is what  quietLee | 06/21/04
BS  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Give it a go  Richard Flude | 06/21/04
Eclipse provides an application framework .... it manages code!  oldskool | 06/21/04
Looks interesting!  Linux_Developer | 06/21/04
Portable Application Environments  garyedwards@... | 06/22/04

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