.NET vs JAVA

[WinterHold]

Really?

What did you ever need to know about .NET that wasn't immediately solved by going to the mothership at https://msdn.microsoft.com, by googling, by watching a youtube tutorial, or by posting in a forum? I mean,
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library...s.71).aspx plus
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library....110).aspx , no?

I'm curious-- what info was it that you had difficulty getting access to? What kind of project were you trying to do?

I faced a problem in passing a complex dynamic variable to my view that is shaped in the Controller first, I wanted it to be passed as a model though to avoid ViewBag. The tutorials were big, mostly providing one static path to learn the method, leaving no room for creativity.

The second problem, was migrating my database to the domain ; which forced me to ask a question in stackoverflow, which fixed my problem in mere seconds :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29247...9#29247959

The problems I had with the official tutorials were the following :
1)They are time consuming
2)Their is a minimum number of sub-articles/tutorials that can give me a decisive, short answer for my problem.
3)I didn't always find what I'm looking for. Usually, other sites had that, not the "mothership".

Unlike working alongside java, where you can find the answer you seek in a short amount of time.

Don't misunderstand me, .NET is tough & powerful. Understanding its concepts is no problem and actually simple. But time is more important, and in that, java wins in my opinion.