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hmm

no

hhmm

:-x

yea testing can be very borrriiing but it is probably the most important part of a software project. i like the fact that you do test driven developement . you can never go wrong with that.

Although with Junit you can only do unit testing. You need other tools for doing Integration, Regression, functional testing . . .

Yes Mono .net support is there for Linux but i was looking at the Visual Studio stack as well.

Also just to add . Mono is lagging behind the reference implementation (support for .Net 3.0 is just ongoing for example) most players might just prefer the stability of .Net on Win platform instead

I can't beleive that people still go to those touts to change money.

I can't see any pics na

Office politics is ment for politicians now

They have recently been on an aquisition bing. First they acquired BEA , then they acquired RedHat now Sun.

They seem to have forgotten how to code. I don't think Oracle will bring anything innovative to Java. They are just probably going to milk all sources of revenues that can lay their hands (solaris, sun guard servers)

I think we are heading into another fu*cking Monopoly.

Endangered Species    Thats very funny.

I think developers in Nigeria should focus more on custom software development , improve their customer support services, improve project management by probably adopting a more agile approach and updating their tech skills to the more recent programming langs (no more VB 6 move to VB .net)

If they can do all these  then organizations will do business with them naturally

hmm

Kobojunkie:
2) Java is not platform dependent, same applies with .NET. As long as you have .NET installed, you can run .NET code, just in the same way you would need Java installed on the machine you wished to run Java code.

Are you sure .Net is platform independent. Last time i checked the .Net VM is not available on Linux/Unix unless you are talking about  Mono .Net

@poster

I think if you want to write windows programs then ofcourse .net is much easier and by far the better choice.
Visual studio is the most advance IDE on the planet.

If you are thinking of writing apps that don't require a Gui front-end (stuff like back-end jobs or Batch programs) I'll natuarally go for Java not neccessaryly because it is simpler but because it is painless when deployed on various OS (and i think most companies actually have some sort of Linux/Unix servers these days)

The very good thing i like about java in this space is that the JVM comes box standard with most Linux distros and the Mac OS this days so your app will run without you having to fiddle with installing the JVM or setting JAVA_HOME and stuff.

ask the question again

big time

[quote author=~Sissy~ link=topic=130431.msg3784371#msg3784371 date=1240797617]the NO 1 ladies detective agency[/quote]I like mama Makutsi

It wil finally end in the next 4 to 5 episodes

last

s there a Donald Trump Apprentice thread on here because I want to rant as to why they fire Herschel tonight

Ha i was gutted when Mr Trump fired him. I really liked him. very nice down to earth guy. I don't like the Rivers(Joan and her daugther) I hope one of them gets fired next week

I think Ani will win this though. 

yes u can

no way

Yep i actually didn't see it coming . . oracle and sun 

nope

no na yam

So who is watching the current super story

She should have brought in Noruul who would have been fired. Bringing in Phil and the other girl was the mistake she made

Its morning now

tsal