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Why Java folks should stop looking down on C# [3/4] The ecosystem

Jun 20 2011
by Julien Hoarau
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At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#,
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Why Java folks should stop looking down on C# [2/4] A brand new world

May 30 2011
by Julien Hoarau
12 Comments
At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#,
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Why Java folks should stop looking down on C# [1/4] Differences in similarities

May 20 2011
by Julien Hoarau
33 Comments
At Kalistick we are a Java shop from the beginning: the first version of our product analyzed only Java code. But we are not bigot, we are using and analyzing C# too since 2008. We notice that Java developers generally tend to look scornfully at C#,
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C# project layout: dependency management

Apr 21 2011
by Julien Hoarau
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The implementation of a project layout is a boring and fastidious process. Contrary to Java which, with Maven, proposes a “standardized” layout, there is no such thing for .NET. In the previous post, we spoke of solution and projects divi
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Mix-IT, can’t wait for the next one!

Apr 06 2011
by Sylvain FRANCOIS
4 Comments
We were 4 of Kalistick to participate in Mix-IT (a French conference about Java & Agile), we all agree it was a great event. Excellent organization, great content and good spirit among the participants. Impressive for a first, and congratulation
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