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CQRS in java world

I keep discussing cqrs for a long time.

Something that happened to me is that the chosen programming language is mostly resolved in the dot.Net world.

Is there any reason why this is so? Why aren't all cqrs concepts nesting in the Java world? Is there a different concept / architecture style, possibly another named in the java stratosphere that I don't know yet?

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CQRS and DDDD conditions arose in the .NET world and were pushed by .NET practitioners such as Greg Young and Udi Dahan.

Fewer people talk about CQRS in the Java world. However, since the term CQRS itself is simply a new name for time-tested practices (combined under a simple mental model), this is not limited to .NET only.

For example, there is Axon and Jdon in Java. They are often mentioned in CQRS discussions.

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CQRS is far from dead in the Java world. spring will be the debut of spring 4 in September or October 2013, it will feature axon frames ... spring already uses an event-based framework

asp.net seems to be using a workflow with cloudy azure or pigg cms asp.net mvc multilingual cqrs

Personally, I stick with Java, but I wanted to be honest with .net
Touch screen technology requires a framework for commands or events with .net or java !!!

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