"Win", "die" and other such terms are nonsensical when referring to programming languages. What happens in reality is that the new language carves itself a nich

"Win", "die" and other such terms are nonsensical when referring to programming languages. What happens in reality is that the new language carves itself a niche, taking more or less from the market of the old language. And Java has carved itself a really nice piece of the pie, but it's unlikely that it will expand any more, because it's already dominating in its target niches and doesn't have much to offer where it is not dominating.