I heard this same thing years ago about Microsoft. Yes, some smart employees left and created startups which were largely partnered with them. Same will be true for Google. I don't see any problem for Google here.
You're a fucktard. Sorry, but you are. Java certainly does not use that much memory and performs very well on my P4. Try running any.NET poo - same thing. Stick to scripting - real programming is obviously too hard for you.
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Stores could offer de-packaging as a service or just do it and roll the price. I would pay more for less hassle. WalMart won't do it so it could be good for the smaller stores.
IntelliJ's designer does exactly that. I saves the UI code in XML files and you only need to code the specific business logic in a seperate class. The designer itself is quite nice as well.
Although it doesn't get the hype that GWT does, XML11 is a much better implementation of the idea. It works with java byte code instead of source like GWT so it's more stable. GTW doesn't yet work with java 5 because of the new language syntax. XML11 works fine since the java byte code is the same between java 4 and java 5.
Also, it's based on the AWT framework (same classes with different implementations) so developers already familiar with AWT can get productive faster - instead of having to learn yet another gui framework.
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I heard this same thing years ago about Microsoft. Yes, some smart employees left and created startups which were largely partnered with them. Same will be true for Google. I don't see any problem for Google here.
I don't know about Solaris but Java is definitely not losing ground. #1 language by any measure.
Mod parent up. Nothing to see here. Waiting till maps can be really re-generated randomly in real-time.
For a change!
Sorry, I thought based on your parent post that you were a script kiddie who hated Java because it's "too complicated". My bad. ;)
You're a fucktard. Sorry, but you are. Java certainly does not use that much memory and performs very well on my P4. Try running any .NET poo - same thing. Stick to scripting - real programming is obviously too hard for you.
So where is it? The article is light on details. I'd like to see the code.
Posted in last year sometime on zdnet. Is slashdot that out of touch?
Who are we going to complain about now?
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More like peons.
Stores could offer de-packaging as a service or just do it and roll the price. I would pay more for less hassle. WalMart won't do it so it could be good for the smaller stores.
IntelliJ's designer does exactly that. I saves the UI code in XML files and you only need to code the specific business logic in a seperate class. The designer itself is quite nice as well.
No, actually it's not.
Fool. Sun will most probably GPL java.
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http://www.crn.com/sections/breakingnews/breaking
How does an anon-coward get modded informative? This clown is clearly one of the dilusionists on the mono team.
Just use Netbeans which can use VB 6 and build java apps.
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Links:
http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thre
http://blogs.sun.com/herbertc/entry/project_sempl
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/herbertc?entry=p
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/05/19/write-j
http://vbwire.com/brief.asp?9342
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Burnette/?p=107
Thanks for the link. Yeah that's nice and all but if it's not going to be supported by M$ it's all moot no?
Who uses this?
What javaScript needs is optional strong typing and name spaces. If it is to move forward for ajax applications.
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"I suspect Microsoft needs a common programming platform, and its Mono they are after."
Maybe. More likely this is a precursor to getting MS office on this distro where they stand to make real money and knock OO off the planet.
Or just use XML11. ;)
http://www.xml11.org/
Although it doesn't get the hype that GWT does, XML11 is a much better implementation of the idea. It works with java byte code instead of source like GWT so it's more stable. GTW doesn't yet work with java 5 because of the new language syntax. XML11 works fine since the java byte code is the same between java 4 and java 5.
Also, it's based on the AWT framework (same classes with different implementations) so developers already familiar with AWT can get productive faster - instead of having to learn yet another gui framework.
Something for Gnome and KDE folk to copy!