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Few reasons for Why .NET is better than JAVA


1. Compared to JAVA, the .NET languages are richer. These can have object oriented feature that are absent in JAVA like properties,delegates,generics.
2. We notice JAVA GUI programs were not so efficeient on the host operating system. When we use the OS's theme we can still notice that the JAVA widgets look out of place.
3. Here, .NET in the form of Mono has brought a great revolution on the linux desktop in form of varied applications like beagle, tomboy, diva, iFolder, banshee e.t.c. But JAVA has failed to do it.
4.There are more programs which would have been difficult to develop with JAVA had been developed on basis of .NET compilers like C# andVB.NET and also 3D gaming engines e.t.c.
5. CLI was an open standard maintained with an independent standards organization ,whereas JAVA is still governed by SUN microsystems.
6. We could code on the .NET platform using JAVA but you could not code on JAVA platform using any of the .NET languages.
Apart from this, Bill Gates was supervising .NET project. However this shows a wide discrimination between JAVA and .NET.
Hence you would know what decisions to make in your brighter career. Of course, Engineers will often be with us to help in making decisions.
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