.NET vs. Cocoon

[Jeremy Crosbie]

I work for a company who's presence is mostly associated with the wireless web although we do have a web presence. We support all sorts of devices (PDAs, phones, PocketPC, etc.) with each essentially having its own separate codebase which has become a maintenance nightmare. With WAP2.0 coming soon to a phone near you we want to avoid having to support so many codebases.   We realized this as a problem some months ago and began evaluating different technologies. I had been following Cocoon for some time and now with Cocoon in the release candidate stage it looks to be a solid solution. However another alternative has presented itself in the form of .NET which has gained some momentum. As far as my knowledge goes with .NET I still find Cocoon to be a superior solution to the problem than .NET. Has anyone done any comparisons between the two platforms that they are willing to share? Any information is greatly appreciated.   Jeremy Michael Crosbie Senior Software Engineer go2.com go2Address: US.CA.IRV.GO2