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Originally Posted by Arex
i only can say...LOL, what u say? JAVA/J2EE plattaform have a lot of professional IDE's free since alot of time ago...it is not a new thing, Microsoft only try get market, because his plattaform is being fucked for Java/J2EE platafform.
Furthermore, i neednt remember all things that Microsoft to do without use the standard patterns, i am a professional developer and it is frustating, all i can say is that Microsoft is a machine of make dollars, and nowadays there is a big fight between Microsoft (software monopoly) vs Sun-Linux (open source and community).
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Borland released professional IDE for Turbo Pascal many years before Java was even created, thus Sun sucks and only did want to get to the market ? You're riduculous.
I fully agree that there are good IDE's for Java, some of them are maybe better than VS2005 but it doesn't mean that we should use notepad for writing .net apps.
If Microsoft releases something for free, I will thank them, because quality of their products is always high and always fit my needs ( well ok, the intellisense in C++ sometimes seems to be UNintellisense ).
Besides, I have never had any major problem with any MS product.
But now, I must disagree that Java sucks and must die.
No programming language sucks ( ok, maybe some shit like Malbolge or another artifacially stupid language ), it's only up to coders what language they want to use, it's just an instrument.
Java isn't good for real time tasks ( Java word processors slower than typewriter are riduculous ), but it's maybe the most efficient way for long run tasks because of it's intelligent JIT compilers that performs various amazing stuff like profiling, dynamic recompiling, deep loop unrolls and so forth, which makes the code same efficient as the code written specifically for given processor and machine.