beginner: weakest sides of .NET?

[R.A.M.]

Hello,
I am learning .NET 3.0 and I have such question: what are, in your opinion,
the weakest sides of .NET technology?
Thanks for your opinions.
/RAM/

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello R.A.M.,

:) good question.
weak part comparing with what?

RHello,
RI am learning .NET 3.0 and I have such question: what are, in your
Ropinion,
Rthe weakest sides of .NET technology?
RThanks for your opinions.
R/RAM/
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[Jon Shemitz]

"R.A.M." wrote:

I am learning .NET 3.0 and I have such question: what are, in your opinion,
the weakest sides of .NET technology?

Deployment. You have to check that your user's machine already has the
right .NET runtime. If not, you have to install that first, from the
CD or via download, which typically takes a while and may involve a
restart.

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[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

RAM,

The weakest sides is in my opinion that if you are used to it, you cannot
find anything better, so you have not a good opportunity to switch

Cor

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[Kevin Spencer]

..Net technology has no weak sides. Its' surface is curved.

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Hello,
I am learning .NET 3.0 and I have such question: what are, in your
opinion, the weakest sides of .NET technology?
Thanks for your opinions.
/RAM/

[Nick Malik [Microsoft]]

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Hello,
I am learning .NET 3.0 and I have such question: what are, in your
opinion, the weakest sides of .NET technology?
Thanks for your opinions.
/RAM/

Hi R.A.M.,

I'd have to say that a LOT of the open source libraries and tools out there
have been written in Java, and I wish I could use some of them in .Net.
While many have been ported, there are still some that have not. That's the
only thing I wish for.

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