Nowadays Which Language Growth Fast,.net Or Java?

Definitely Java. For several reasons:

1. Java has been around much longer

2. Java does not limit you to the resources of one vendor

3. Since Java is free, it has a much lower startup threshold for people to start

4. Most IT innovations nowadays come from the Java environment

5. Java is not based on the proprietary products and economic desires of one single company but embraces the open source paradigm - thereby utilizing the expertise and power of the masses

Don't get me wrong. Right now I am working in an IT company that is Microsoft Gold partner - so I am working with .NET and all. But when it comes down to it, Java grows faster, is more flexible and can be used for more "stuff". In addition, there are more tools and frameworks out there for Java.

.NET is just a proprietary copy of some Java technologies. But it doesn't copy the Java spirit (Open Source, Power of the masses ...). It's just a technology clone for which you have to pay.

There are only 2 things Microsoft does better than Java:

1. Since it owns all .NET frameworks and tools, they are better integrated than most Java tools. Exceptions may be products of JBoss or Apache as they are made to work together.

2. Microsoft products are better documented. Really, that is the major plus when it comes to .NET: one single place where you find many resources. There is no one single place for Java documentation. Which makes sense because Java is not just a technology but a paradigm which is based on what ALL people (not just Bill Gates) can offer. So you will find even more and better documentation for Java than for .NET. But just not at one single place.

Both are being used in wide range. But now a days it seems the industry is inclining towards .net as software for faster  development. But still Java is in its full throttle.