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From my experience Java programming is too slow and inflexible for a startup while there are good and important libraries, that's why I suggest clojure to use t
by babo 16y ago
From my experience Java programming is too slow and inflexible for a startup while there are good and important libraries, that's why I suggest clojure to use them. That's based on first hand experience using various Java projects for a large traffic site, including Cassandra, Solr, hadoop, restlet, etc. We started with java for coding all of these but replaced most of the code later and not for fun. :-)
- wlievens 16y agoThat's just too general a comment, in my opinion. Saying "java is too slow for a startup" is like saying "Windows is too primitive for a startup". What if you're making Windows-specific desktop software? Or are we only allowed to talk about ruby-on-rails twitter mashups here anymore?