Changing platform from Dot Net to Java

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Hi,

i have a 2.6 years of experience in DOT Net platform in both Winows and Web application development.

At present i got a chance to change a platform. In my office they going to start a new project using Java platform.

They asking me whether i shall accept that chance or not.

Whether platform changes will cause an effect in career??

kindly anybody give me a solution.

Posted 18-Aug-11 20:44pm

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Firo Atrum Ventus · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-18T21:01:00

Just accept it, learning a new language is always a good thing (With exception of vb6 and bellow).
Trust me, Java is easy. I'm currently working on a project using both C# and Java (It's a ship monitoring application used in harbors)
Java's syntax is not much different from C# since they have the same ancestor. Hence, if you understand OOP then you'll be able to write Java program right away. There's so much tutorials in the internet. If you have any difficulty, you can always post a question here.

Anil Honey 206 · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-18T21:10:00

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NOT A Best Chance But first Stage u Will feel Difficult.If u want to Continue in .net Change ur Company if u Have any Options.Because already u have 2 years of Experience it is Helpful in your Career.Changing to Java might be problems in ur Career.So think Twice...... Dont take Wrong dessions....... Take Some Help from ur seniors.

Bye

All the Best........

Posted 18-Aug-11 21:10pm

Anil Honey 206

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Richard MacCutchan 19-Aug-11 4:39am

Don't use txtspk; you have a full keyboard (including a spacebar) so please use it.

Philippe Mori 19-Aug-11 16:51pm

I approve. Properly written text is easier to search in Google and also works better with translation into other language.

Anil Honey 206 19-Aug-11 7:40am

ok Sure Next time i will not do like this.

Member 7744835 19-Aug-11 8:29am

thank you very much for your guidance.