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There's no portability requirement to being on Maven Central. Maven Central regularly hosts non-portable bytecode - like every AndroidX library. And, again, no
by kllrnohj 6y ago
There's no portability requirement to being on Maven Central. Maven Central regularly hosts non-portable bytecode - like every AndroidX library.
And, again, none of those libraries run on Windows, Android, iOS, and web - the 4 major platforms by market share. At best you get half of those, but typically you don't even get that, and that's still only libraries. None of them are portable applications.
It's trivial to write semi-portable C++ snippets, too, that's not a major achievement.
- hota_mazi 6y agoNow you're being intentionally obtuse and moving the goal posts from your original claims just to score points. You're not arguing in good faith. Feel free to stick with your invalid views on portability, the rest of us JVM developers will keep enjoying the portability that this wonderful technology provides us.
- kllrnohj 6y agoMe: You can't write a portable Java app that runs on the 4 major platforms (windows, android, ios, web) You: But <thing that doesn't do that>! Me: But it doesn't do that? You: moving goalposts! obtuse!