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> Remember JavaFX and Dart, both languages backed by large corps who then pulled their support. Go could be at the peak of its popularity, about to tank. We don
by xienze 11y ago
> Remember JavaFX and Dart, both languages backed by large corps who then pulled their support. Go could be at the peak of its popularity, about to tank. We don't know.
Ehh... to be fair, I don't ever recall JavaFX and Dart getting so much organic "love" from developers. Go has at least made it past the point where said corporation is trying to make it a "thing", which is more than you can say about JavaFX and Dart.
- pjmlp 11y agoI don't get what you are speaking about JavaFX. It has replaced Swing as the official Java UI framework, all new UI features since Java 7 is being done in JavaFX. Swing joined AWT as legacy code and bug fixes only.
- vorg 11y ago> > JavaFX and Dart, both languages > I don't get what you are speaking about JavaFX From context you know I meant JavaFX Script, discontinued by Oracle in 2010.