Are Java and .Net becoming legacy platforms?

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	Are Java and .Net becoming legacy platforms? Today's hackers have a funny way of becoming tomorrow's enterprise developers. Microsoft and Oracle just better hope they don't walk away from .Net and Java before they get there. Read More WHITE PAPER: Level 3 5 Steps to a Smooth VoIP Migration Migrating from TDM to VoIP doesn't have to be a difficult process but it does require thoughtful discovery and planning to ensure a cost-effective and seamless transition. By following five basic steps, enterprises can upgrade their networks without incurring interruptions or displacing their existing equipment. Learn More Today! In this Issue Google disputes possible $6 billion Java lawsuit price tag Lambda Syntax Alternatives Google disputes possible $6 billion Java lawsuit price tag Google may owe Oracle nearly as much money in damages as Oracle paid to buy all of Sun Microsystems, according to Oracle's paid expert in the companies' Java intellectual property dispute. Read More Lambda Syntax Alternatives The discussion on the lambda-dev mailing list has started to address the issue of what the Java language syntax for lambdas / function literals ought to look like. Let’s look at a slightly non-trivial example and try to tease the issues out. Read More
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