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0 pointskaba04y ago0 comments

Well, without starting a flamewar (.NET is an impressive runtime), the JVM is better at backwards compatibility, I think.

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I can totally see this being a thing based on my understanding of that ecosystem. Java has always been the "runs anywhere" technology.

In the space we work in, a vast majority of systems are written for either Java or .Net

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0 pointskaba04y ago0 comments

Well, without starting a flamewar (.NET is an impressive runtime), the JVM is better at backwards compatibility, I think.

I can totally see this being a thing based on my understanding of that ecosystem. Java has always been the "runs anywhere" technology.

In the space we work in, a vast majority of systems are written for either Java or .Net

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse