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We are about to implement a Web Service component and we are making a discussion regarding the language that we are going to implement it. It will be either C# or Java. Some of us are supporting Java while other members of the team are supporting C# mainly based on our experience and previous knowledge . Which of these two languages would be the better approach? Answer should consider issues such as Hosting and Deployment. Also please do not turn this in another war between these 2 great languages
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I don't think that there is any technological challenge of creating Rest based services in any of the language either C# or Java.
It mostly depends upon the skill set and echo system of your company. If you are already working in .net and windows stack and have developer with the same skill set then you can choose Asp.net WebApi otherwise you can go for JAVA.
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I'm (new to) teaching OOP and I'm racking my brains for a simple OOP project that uses inheritance that can have a simple GUI. I am not doing a calculator, its been done to death. I want to allow a reasonable amount of creativity and I don't think any of my students have used VS or C# before, which is good because I'm incredibly bored of the same errors in python.
I currently have them refactoring (python) a previous CLI sweet shop program to OOP so it can sell different products, which allows inheritance nicely. Doing this again in C# with a GUI is an option, or a library maybe with different types of media to "rent". I'm trying to think back to my uni days but that's proving difficult!
Any ideas welcome!
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As stated above, just looking for ideas, not solutions.
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Is it possible to develop applications like Facebook using .NET?
Yes, many large multinational organizations depend on the .net framework.
A lot of organizations do not publish their full tech stack however you can see this with tools like this or looking at the job adverts on the job page of stack overflow.
In addition, StackOverflow is built with .net see here
Yes.
In fact .NET isn't designed for hobbies level stuff it's designed for enterprise level feel free to use this powerful framework no matter if you're a beginner or a large company, you can always build your own solutions on top of it.
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I was looking in the Internet if there is any article about trends in ASP.NET. There are many such articles and each one gives their own suggestions.
Could you point some technologies that are commonly used building ASP website?
I'm interested in trends in:
standard websites
client-server apps using client basing on ASP (maybe bad idea?)
I want to find out about the technologies, useful libraries, etc.
Please, don't hate this thread, as far as I noticed (in posts/comments in the whole Web), many people that want to start learning e.g. ASP with most known and the best technologies (for this time) on their own have problems with finding clearly answer.
Specialists could share their experiences and tell something about technologies used in their companies/projects. Maybe, please, describe the kind of your app and used technologies. Thanks
If you read .NET Technology Guide for Business Applications by Microsoft press, you will have a better idea what options there are (mostly Microsoft stack). It all depends on your requirements, so you might want to think about them first.
For me personally, in a lot of cases I end up with ASP.NET MVC 5 (with bootstrap 3 for responsive design), web API 2 for the backend services, and deploy them to Azure.
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I have been talking with one java programmer and he told me that all of the Payment Gateways are designed in Java because they are secure in comparison of any .net based language.
Is it true?
No, that is not correct. .NET based languages and Java can each be programmed securely, or insecurely.
Given the large number of high profile Java vulnerabilities which have surfaced over the years, I highly doubt the quality of the statement made by "one java programmer". This smells more of FUD spreading than any kind of factual statement.
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I am doing my final year project and at the beginning of developing a chatter-bot mostly based on ALICE techniques.I have done research comparing two main chatter-bot systems ELIZA and ALICE and selected ALICE method of developing the chatter-bot.
The knowledge base will be developed using AIML and the searching algorithms will be used as ALICE where searching with wildcards "_","atomic words", and "*".
I have selected c# for the developing of needed algorithms and user string manipulation, and also as my chatter-bot is web based it is easy to deal with web development as well with c#.net.The already written API is also available.
My Problem is:
Whether the choice of selecting c#.net is good???
What are the possibilities of finding help with the development of a chatterbot with c#.net???
Other solutions for my situation???
Looking forward for you valuable suggestions. Thank you very much.
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Maybe a meta language such as ANTLR (www.antlr.org) would work for you. You specify the natural language grammar to lex, parse and respond to according to your AI rules using the ANTLR language. Then use the ANTLR code generator to output the C# (or Java) code that implements your custom parser.
I know this is a new answer to a very old question, but it might help future generations.
Program# is an AIML interpreter written in C#
AIMLBot (Program#) is a small, fast, standards-compliant yet easily customizable implementation of an AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) based chatter bot in C#.
So to answer the question: Yes, C# is a suitable language for Chatterbot development.