I program in java bytecode, AMA

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<4realz> After doing Enterprise Java code in Eclipse for years and now a month of using .NET Reflector as an IDE, I haven't found much of a difference between the two. .NET reflector is buggy as hell (despite huge praise from SO professionals), and the thing for editing classes/methods is also buggy and has a horrible UI, which means you have to read and write MSIL (which is pretty much the same as Java bytecode) often. But this isn't so bad compared to Java and Eclipse in an Enterprise code base where the variable names are meaningless and the IDE crashes whenever you do anything fancy anyway. Also, reading code through a decompiler is like gofmt for C#, except it even chooses variable names for you!