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Python is great for prototyping, but my grand plan with this project is to add more sensors, integrate with some "smart home" devices and create a web UI - and
by joshefin 7y ago
Python is great for prototyping, but my grand plan with this project is to add more sensors, integrate with some "smart home" devices and create a web UI - and I'm more comfortable coding all that in Java.
- JudgeWapner 7y agojust be sure to allocate enough swap space for the gigabytes of bloat.
- fouc 7y agoShould be possible to compile Java such that it runs very efficiently. Java is commonly used for Android after all.
- JudgeWapner 7y agoMy Android device that runs slower after each "update"?
- SeanDav 7y ago> My Android device that runs slower after each "update"? This is not only an Android problem, Apple is equally guilty of this. Arguably, more so. Nor is it a Java problem. Some extremely speed-sensitive high perfomance code used by high speed trading algorithms use Java. This is in an environment where micro-seconds count.
- JudgeWapner 7y agoWhen microseconds/frame rates/audio buffers count, you're only one garbage collection away from a complete thread lockup. Those gigabytes of heap aren't going to clean up themselves!
- Galaxeblaffer 7y agoPython is also great for production, especially for tasks like this ;)