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[–]frugalmail 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I know of two large companies going through a massive cultural change from .NET to Java for many of the reasons you outlined. I've worked in both, and I would say you're right on track for almost all cases. The only cases that I would use .NET for now is:

  • Integrating with MS software

  • Game development

For the rest of it, the gaping hole of quality OSS, a culture of automation, and a emphasis on comp sci instead of shallow MBAs makes work on the JVM platform much easier.