Re: Which is a wiser choice for an IT professional to take up, Java or .NET?

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I can't imagin needing to use more edit features then what is available in
VS, but I suppose some would. Plus there is a ton of stuff that folks
probably are not using, but would use if they knew about it. I just figured
out a few days ago that "cw<tab><tab>" is the snippet for
Console.WriteLine() and that made my week. I guess it just comes down to
what you want to write in.

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William Stacey [MVP]

"SharpCoderMP" <csharp_mp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote:
| > See my other response for a reference to a longer article - but to my
| > mind the code editor is the single most important thing in the IDE.
| > It's where I spend 95% of my time, so even if that were the only thing
| > better in Eclipse than in VS.NET, that's still a massive item.
| >
| > As it happens, there are plenty of other things too :)
| >
| nice article. as to the code editor - i totally agree with you. it's the
| place where i do spend most of my time. but as i said the one shipped
| with VS2k5 is a bit batter than the previous one. What i always hated
| about the Eclipse was the speed... or rather the lack of it :) it's so
| damn slow. It's great but it's like using #Develop IDE - it's nice when
| it comes to the editor thing but in a long run... well you just waste
| some precious time waiting for this thing to move on :)


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