You might be a Java purist, but as Microsoft's .Net grows more popular so does the demand to migrate Java or Visual J++ (VJ++) applications to Visual J# or Visual C#. Several existing client ...

C#, F#, and Visual Basic are the most prominent languages used with .NET: C#: Announced with much fanfare upon .NET’s launch in 2002, C# is the most famous and widely used .NET programming language.

Thus, MainWin turns Visual Studio .Net into a “develop, debug, and deploy” IDE for J2EE apps, with the peculiar twist that those apps can be written in Visual Basic (VB) .Net or C#.

The C# language, which hasn't seen the official light of day yet, will likely suffer as a result of Microsoft's increased focus on Java. Uncertainty over C#'s future because of difficult ...

JUMP to .Net includes various technologies to help developers put Java solutions on the .Net platform. The first such technology, released last October, was Visual J# .Net.

JLCA 2.0, which automatically migrates most existing Java source code to Visual C# .NET, is available for download on the Microsoft Developer site. Move from Sun.

Java inventor James Gosling says he isn't losing much sleep over Microsoft these days, despite the software giant's effort to stem Java's popularity with its own Java-like language.

News. C# Dev Kit Previews .NET Aspire Orchestration. By David Ramel; 02/26/2025; Microsoft's dev team has been busy updating the C# Dev Kit, a Visual Studio Code extension that enhances the C# ...