I have not worked a lot in both technologiesbut familiar with object oriented stuff and C.
To start a career in software development, should i go for .net or J2EE?
definitely .net, as a start, .net programmers average higher salary than j2ee. other reason: .net uses a standard visual studio.net tool which is easy to use and standardized also with the help of MSDN library which has all the solution if your stuck somewhere. while j2ee has several tools and each has its pros and cons which would probably delay your career start with confusion of selecting the best tools. since your familiar with C it would be much easier if you start with visual c++.net, also java uses quite different syntax and concept it would make it harder for you. both are object oriented.
Reply:Depends on what projects you want to work on. .net is limited to the Windows world and won't help you with any Unix systems, such as are being introduced to public administration. J2EE experience will allow you even to create software for mobile phones and other handhelds.
Reply:I do both, and personally I would sugest starting with a low level language, rather than jumping into one or the other. Learn C. From C you can still go either way - t is very similar to java, and can also be used as a basis for C#.
.net is likely to take more and more of the internet market, as it's handling of services is amazing. Java will continue to rule in apps until .net moves most online.
You should ask yourself what you want to end up working on. If it is web based programs then go for .net and if it is applications (desktop) you can go for java.
But start with something you can move either way with (I suggest C).
Reply:J2EE give you more $$money$$
I like .NET and find it easier to learn, but at the end of the day, i am in J2EE field.
Reply:.NET ROCKS. Learn C# and you are the God, oops i mean Goddess!! Its too easy and the Visual Studio makes it even more simpler. With .NET you can integrate other languages too, like java,C++ etc.
And for web developement, try php, try it with care. You will get addicted to it. ;)
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
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Need small/new companies for software development %26amp; IT support franchise?
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Our Technical Expertise:
Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1 / 2.0
Visual Studio.Net 2003 / 2005
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Address: no :24, Laxmipuram, Indiranagar, Bangalore,
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How can i learn C++ or other languages for software development online?
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I wanna know that how can i learn languages for Software devlopment online. I want everything for free. I wanna earn these langs. and wanna "****" bill gates cuz itz more than my dream.
THNX in advance.
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How can i learn C++ or other languages for software development online?
like many others on yahoo answers i can help you with free c++ book which is simple with extensive examples
mail me with subject "c++ book" just to avoid spam
here :- firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
Is there a good but affordable web development software package?
I was told that .mac and iWeb are not good. Can you please suggest a good web package for macs?
Is there a good but affordable web development software package?
Well you should try some free trials and decide for your self.
I think you want an HTML editor or a mac/flash editor?
Well just goto http://www.download.com and type in their search engine html edotors and make it software.
Config your OS at the bottom of the page b4 you start your search...to what your OS is to what soft ware you want...eg. trial,free,...
If you trust me..go here!
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html...
Is there a good but affordable web development software package?
Well you should try some free trials and decide for your self.
I think you want an HTML editor or a mac/flash editor?
Well just goto http://www.download.com and type in their search engine html edotors and make it software.
Config your OS at the bottom of the page b4 you start your search...to what your OS is to what soft ware you want...eg. trial,free,...
If you trust me..go here!
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html...
What are the advantages of using HTML over web development software?
If you're building a web site, you are using HTML (or XHTML) whether you use web development software or not. All the web development tools do is create HTML / XHTML / CSS code.
These tools seem attractive because they appear to be easier than learning coding, but the appeal wears off.
None of these tools are really WYSIWYG, because that paradigm was meant for print media, not the web. What you see (in dreamweaver, frontpage, whatever) is what you hope you get if the user uses the browser you think they might use. (what is that? WYSIWYHYGITUUTBYTTMU? Clearly not a snappy acronym.)
Most people who use these tools eventually switch to code view and end up tweaking their code by hand. To do so, you really need to know HTML, XHTML (a newer and simpler replacement to HTML) and CSS (a third language used to describe the visual aspects of HTML / XHTML code.)
Since you'll need these skills eventually, you might as well learn them from scratch.
Learning to write XHTML and CSS is not that difficult if you use a text editor designed to help you with the job. Aptana is a variant of the venerable eclipse editor which checks your code as you go, points out possible errors, and gives you suggestions as you type. It's free and available at http://www.aptana.org
It won't be long before you decide to move beyond static web pages and create dynamic applications using languages like JavaScript and PHP. These are programming languages which create input and output in HTML. By the time you start using these languages, you need to be fluent in HTML / XHTML, because you'll have to write the programs that create HTML pages.
Finally, XHTML and CSS have advanced to a point where they are really not any harder than learning an editor. It used to be that HTML didn't provide any decent layout tools, so designing a good-looking page required lots of hacks and cheats (frames, tables for layout, invisible spacer images, and all kinds of other ugliness) It was so hard to make a decent-looking page that the editors were quite appealing. Today it's actually easier and quicker to make any layout you wish in XHTML and CSS than it is to use design tools (if you know what you're doing.) The XHTML/CSS designs have the advantage of scaling well to multiple platforms and screen sizes.
Web development tools are not evil, but they are also not necessary. Consider getting a programmer's editor like Aptana and using it to write XHTML/CSS by hand. You'll find that the effort pays off.
Best of luck to you!
What are the advantages of using HTML over web development software?
There is no advantage.
If you are going to do web development, you will need to understand and know some HTML. Unless you are doing really simple things, HTML is necessary in order to make web development possible (whether you are using ASP.NET, JAVA, PHP, CGI, JAVASCRIPT, etc).
You may not need to right an entire webpage in HTML, and likely won't with today's webdev software packages (some), but you will need to do some customization, cascading style sheets, formatting, etc.
To understand what I am trying to say, for an ASP.NET application, whether it was written in C# or VB.NET, the webpage a client views in their browser is entirely in HTML. If you added javascript to the page, that will be in there as javascript.
Reply:In a nutshell, using a software package is easy, you can just drag and drop things around.
The problem lies in the underlying code, HTML is a language that describes information, a package like Dreamweaver knows nothing about this information or how its structured just how it is to be presented.
By writing HTML by hand you can describe the information correctly which has a number of advantages. Google will be able to read and understand far more about your site for example. If the HTML is to be used with other technologies such as PHP or a content management system, development will be far easier (and therefore cheaper).
I recommend hand coding HTML for any site that isn't a small personal project, but I would, I am a web developer!
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Reply:it is the basic language of the web developement..
so basic language...
every page on the client site is of html form and nothing else what ever its design laguage.
means on the user computer every page have the html form.
i think now u can got the advantage of html...........
Reply:The size of the file is much smaller. The code is easier to change.
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These tools seem attractive because they appear to be easier than learning coding, but the appeal wears off.
None of these tools are really WYSIWYG, because that paradigm was meant for print media, not the web. What you see (in dreamweaver, frontpage, whatever) is what you hope you get if the user uses the browser you think they might use. (what is that? WYSIWYHYGITUUTBYTTMU? Clearly not a snappy acronym.)
Most people who use these tools eventually switch to code view and end up tweaking their code by hand. To do so, you really need to know HTML, XHTML (a newer and simpler replacement to HTML) and CSS (a third language used to describe the visual aspects of HTML / XHTML code.)
Since you'll need these skills eventually, you might as well learn them from scratch.
Learning to write XHTML and CSS is not that difficult if you use a text editor designed to help you with the job. Aptana is a variant of the venerable eclipse editor which checks your code as you go, points out possible errors, and gives you suggestions as you type. It's free and available at http://www.aptana.org
It won't be long before you decide to move beyond static web pages and create dynamic applications using languages like JavaScript and PHP. These are programming languages which create input and output in HTML. By the time you start using these languages, you need to be fluent in HTML / XHTML, because you'll have to write the programs that create HTML pages.
Finally, XHTML and CSS have advanced to a point where they are really not any harder than learning an editor. It used to be that HTML didn't provide any decent layout tools, so designing a good-looking page required lots of hacks and cheats (frames, tables for layout, invisible spacer images, and all kinds of other ugliness) It was so hard to make a decent-looking page that the editors were quite appealing. Today it's actually easier and quicker to make any layout you wish in XHTML and CSS than it is to use design tools (if you know what you're doing.) The XHTML/CSS designs have the advantage of scaling well to multiple platforms and screen sizes.
Web development tools are not evil, but they are also not necessary. Consider getting a programmer's editor like Aptana and using it to write XHTML/CSS by hand. You'll find that the effort pays off.
Best of luck to you!
What are the advantages of using HTML over web development software?
There is no advantage.
If you are going to do web development, you will need to understand and know some HTML. Unless you are doing really simple things, HTML is necessary in order to make web development possible (whether you are using ASP.NET, JAVA, PHP, CGI, JAVASCRIPT, etc).
You may not need to right an entire webpage in HTML, and likely won't with today's webdev software packages (some), but you will need to do some customization, cascading style sheets, formatting, etc.
To understand what I am trying to say, for an ASP.NET application, whether it was written in C# or VB.NET, the webpage a client views in their browser is entirely in HTML. If you added javascript to the page, that will be in there as javascript.
Reply:In a nutshell, using a software package is easy, you can just drag and drop things around.
The problem lies in the underlying code, HTML is a language that describes information, a package like Dreamweaver knows nothing about this information or how its structured just how it is to be presented.
By writing HTML by hand you can describe the information correctly which has a number of advantages. Google will be able to read and understand far more about your site for example. If the HTML is to be used with other technologies such as PHP or a content management system, development will be far easier (and therefore cheaper).
I recommend hand coding HTML for any site that isn't a small personal project, but I would, I am a web developer!
http://sqoo.co.uk
Reply:it is the basic language of the web developement..
so basic language...
every page on the client site is of html form and nothing else what ever its design laguage.
means on the user computer every page have the html form.
i think now u can got the advantage of html...........
Reply:The size of the file is much smaller. The code is easier to change.
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Where can I find Posting/Portal about Current Pattern in Software Development?
Hi Guys,
Where can i find good information about software development / IT Systems Development strategies, Tools being used, technologies, methodologies and example of successful pattern implemented by leading architect in IT industry. Whether it's J2EE or .NET, XML, Web Services, etc. I need those updated information practical to the contemporary IT environment. Be updated regularly by experts with examples, samples, etc for my references.
Please give me the URL guys.
Thanks
DLL Jedi.
Where can I find Posting/Portal about Current Pattern in Software Development?
While my response is "Microsoft-centric", the MSDN Web site does have a decent section on "Patterns %26amp; Practices" which may be useful to you. I've supplied the link to the site below.
Where can i find good information about software development / IT Systems Development strategies, Tools being used, technologies, methodologies and example of successful pattern implemented by leading architect in IT industry. Whether it's J2EE or .NET, XML, Web Services, etc. I need those updated information practical to the contemporary IT environment. Be updated regularly by experts with examples, samples, etc for my references.
Please give me the URL guys.
Thanks
DLL Jedi.
Where can I find Posting/Portal about Current Pattern in Software Development?
While my response is "Microsoft-centric", the MSDN Web site does have a decent section on "Patterns %26amp; Practices" which may be useful to you. I've supplied the link to the site below.
Where are the market opportunities for Oil & Gas related software development ?
It is huge especially if you go after tier 2 and tier 3 companies.
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