| .Net versus eclipse rcp [message #257289] |
Wed, 28 May 2008 03:30  |
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Originally posted by: thomas.franke.core2.de
Hello there,
I know that .net isn't comparable with eclipse rcp. I'd like to choose
eclipse rcp for a project management application because of all
advantages that it offers. But there are some voices that say the
advantages don't count because of the performance of an application
based on .net technology would be much better. In my opinion it isn't
true. I think in most cases performance isn't a question of a special
software component or language, I think it is more a question of knowing
the language and the skills of the software developer.
How about you? What is your experience?
Regards,
Thomas
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| Re: .Net versus eclipse rcp [message #257313 is a reply to message #257289] |
Wed, 28 May 2008 07:50  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
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Thomas,
Comments below.
Thomas Franke wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I know that .net isn't comparable with eclipse rcp. I'd like to choose
> eclipse rcp for a project management application because of all
> advantages that it offers. But there are some voices that say the
> advantages don't count because of the performance of an application
> based on .net technology would be much better. In my opinion it isn't
> true.
Don't believe everything you're told. Measurements you do yourself speak
louder than words spoken by others. Besides, what specifically is
supposed to perform well?
> I think in most cases performance isn't a question of a special
> software component or language, I think it is more a question of
> knowing the language and the skills of the software developer.
Yes, it's easy to write an abomination in any language using any framework.
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> How about you?
There are issues like development complexity to factor into the costs as
well. Not to mention support and responsiveness to fixing bugs.
> What is your experience?
I'll be curious if anyone has factual data for comparing the two.
Typically folks compare .NET and Java, not .NET and RCP. I suspect
there's more FUD than real data out there. Perhaps you'd like to try
quickly generating an RCP application as a point of comparison for
gathering your own facts:
< http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-EMF-goes-RCP/rcp.htm l>
http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-EMF-goes-RCP/rcp.htm l
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> Regards,
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> Thomas
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Thomas,<br>
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Comments below.<br>
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Thomas Franke wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:g1j1mn$up8$1@build.eclipse.org" type="cite">Hello
there,
<br>
<br>
I know that .net isn't comparable with eclipse rcp. I'd like to choose
eclipse rcp for a project management application because of all
advantages that it offers. But there are some voices that say the
advantages don't count because of the performance of an application
based on .net technology would be much better. In my opinion it isn't
true.</blockquote>
Don't believe everything you're told. Measurements you do yourself
speak louder than words spoken by others.
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