Re: iSeries, .Net and COMMON

["Michael Ryan" <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx>]

Richard -

Do the 'lite' versions of .NET include an IDE? What languages are supported?
Where can it be downloaded?

Thanks!


On 10/9/06, rob@xxxxxxxxx <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Primarily Domino for web serving.  About every other year we have a
> consultant come in, configure websphere, spend a day with us and ride off
> into the sunset.  Then other priorities ensue and it fades off.  Lather.
> Rinse.  Repeat.
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> We are doing no Windows development.
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> Hello Rob,
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> Interesting feedback.
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> I know you use Domino, but are you also using Websphere or what type of
> Web or Windows dev is your team doing ?
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> The Lite versions of .Net are now all FREE, so it definitely wouldn't hurt
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> to pad the resume :-)
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> date: Fri, 6 Oct 2006 08:25:50 -0400
> from: rob@xxxxxxxxx
> subject: Re: iSeries, .Net and COMMON
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> I don't see our company using .NET.
> Why then would I?
> - To see if company maybe needs to look at it?  I'm not timid.  If I feel
> that way about a product I'll approach the chain.
> - To know the devil and argue intelligently against it?  No thanks, I
> don't hang out at satanic cult meetings either.  Also, it's hard for me to
>
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> concentrate when I am not enthused.
> - To pad my resume'?  Gain a little knowledge for side work?  Actually had
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> a head hunter call me just this week on a .net position.  Some local
> company going that way with their i.  I'm pretty happy here and don't see
> any changes coming.  Training for a MS product for something a few years
> out can be a waste of time, with the technology constantly changing and
> all.
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> But COMMON may be different.  Bigger spread of people.  Just like our LUG
> didn't have enough people in the "system level" to care about the topics
> Al Barsa presents to justify paying his expenses, but COMMON has a larger
> spread and he packs them in there.
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> Rob Berendt
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