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I think the answer is, at least in large part, right there in your post. There is pretty broad knowledge in the industry of how to build cross-platform C++ app
by flatline 16y ago
I think the answer is, at least in large part, right there in your post. There is pretty broad knowledge in the industry of how to build cross-platform C++ applications, practices that weren't mature when Java took off, and this includes targeting IOS. Python and Ruby are great for automation and web development. Is there a need for One Language to Rule Them All? The JVM is the best part of Java IMO and I'm not really clear on where that stands in this current battle, but I know there are JVM implementations out there other than HotSpot.
- rbanffy 16y agoYou can't really compare Java with C++ directly. All they have in common is the syntax style. Java was designed to be C++ programmer friendly, but it shares a lot more with Smalltalk than with C++.