Bullshit. Java has non-blocking sockets, at least in 1.3.
If you're going to slam a language or technology or what have you, you ought to be better informed; otherwise, you come off sounding like an ignorant moron.
Java is not the right solution for everything, but it is the solution for some cases.
You are wrong about the lack of multiple inheritance in Java. It's there; you simply have to use Java interfaces to get it.
You are also wrong about cut&paste programming. That's a problem due to bad programming, not due to an inherent flaw in Java. A good programmer will abstract out the common code into a separate method. In fact, it's ridiculously easy to do, and your point about forced redundancy in Java programming are completely off base.
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Bullshit. Java has non-blocking sockets, at least in 1.3.
If you're going to slam a language or technology or what have you, you ought to be better informed; otherwise, you come off sounding like an ignorant moron.
Java is not the right solution for everything, but it is the solution for some cases.
You are wrong about the lack of multiple inheritance in Java. It's there; you simply have to use Java interfaces to get it.
You are also wrong about cut&paste programming. That's a problem due to bad programming, not due to an inherent flaw in Java. A good programmer will abstract out the common code into a separate method. In fact, it's ridiculously easy to do, and your point about forced redundancy in Java programming are completely off base.