Is it time for everyday computer users to finally say goodbye to Java on their systems? How is that done? And what about people who have a legitimate need to use Java? Nature of the beast Image ...

Java is more flexible, running on any operating system, while .Net only runs on Windows. That makes the Windows option more consistent, since there are no platform deviations, but businesses that want ...

• Java is focused on making it complete. • Java systems will have more enterprise support with multi-platform options for customers that need to integrate a lot of existing applications. • Java risk ...

In the world of web services, there is Java and .Net. Rational Software Corp. this month rolled out a development environment designed to bridge the gap between the two.

Proponents say Java is the 'here to stay' language, prized for its enterprise-grade stability and ongoing innovation through the OpenJDK community.

So, there you go, Java's owner at the time not only welcomed Android's use of Java, they were actively supporting it with development tools. So, what do you have to say now Oracle?

Java's out to take our jobs, says Bobby Pickering. Seize anythingthat looks like it might become a proprietary spanner in the works, andstart fighting back ...