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Does it strike anyone as odd that something trivial in toy languages from the 70s is a separate project 30 years in and named for the the heaven of the gods in
by BubRoss 7y ago
Does it strike anyone as odd that something trivial in toy languages from the 70s is a separate project 30 years in and named for the the heaven of the gods in the world of Java?
- lumost 7y agoOn the other hand the toy languages from the 70s never caught on. In many workplaces Java is considered the high performance language and most devs would prefer Python/PhP at 1/100th the performance.
- BubRoss 7y agoI don't know what point you are making, but C had structs in the 70s too and it hasn't been a technical hurdle to implement there either. It's literally a few instructions of asm.