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Java vs .Net: Which Is Better to rule the future?

In today’s programming world, we’ll find a lot of languages, libraries that are used by developers for different purposes. Choosing a language plays a vital role when it comes to developing an application or a website. There are times when our apps fail, and we end up losing our hard-earned money simply because we have made the wrong decision of choosing an appropriate language. However, pick a suitable language that works excellent for you. Java Vs .Net are two easy and simple language that can be a proper fit for you. Both technologies are famous and create large-scale enterprise applications. Both comes with its benefits and set its applications. You have to choose between two, which is better for your business. (Business owners can   hire Java development companies in India ) This blog aims to show the difference between Java and .Net by highlighting the critical features of technologies. Both technologies are famous and support programming languages like  PHP , Python, an...

Guidelines to understand durable functions with .Net Core, C# and Stateful Serverless

What are Durable Functions? Durable Functions are an extension of Azure functions that allows writing stateful functions in a serverless compute environment. Create a reliable stateful workflow by enabling durable functions using Azure Functions. Create a workflow with serverless functions, managing errors, and running activities in a parallel way. The functions allow managing state, checkpoints, and restarts for you. Using this, you can have long-running functions and have stated that remember your workflow. What is the supported language for Durable function? JavaScript: It support version 2.x of Azure functions. It needs 1.7.0 for Durable function extension C#: It comes with both precompiled class libraries and C# script Python: It requires the 1.8.5 version for durable functions extension F#: It has precompiled class libraries and supports F# only if it supports 1.x of Azure function. Let’s take an example to understand better, You have to manage a model which divid...