Treffer: java vs. net: The tug of war continues.

The article focuses on the competition between computer program languages Java and Microsoft.Net as mostly preferred in the electronics industry in Canada. Kate Gregory of Gregory Consulting believes that .Net rules in the operation while Scalar Decisions chief technology officer Roger Singh insists that Java still holds the leading part in the market. But IDC Canada Ltd. application and infrastructure analyst David Senf sees that the two are of the same level in terms of competition. The 2005 IDC research in North American region shows that the use of .Net by companies for primary application development had gained 23.6% over Java's 15.8%. InCycle Software president Claude Rémillard suggests that any of the tools can be applied to any business applications.