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The world is very large. Possibly most of it has moved on from Java, but I am frequently surprised by how often I encounter it in scientific applications. For e

by topaz0 5y ago

The world is very large. Possibly most of it has moved on from Java, but I am frequently surprised by how often I encounter it in scientific applications. For example, ImageJ and micro-manager are very important players in the microscopy world, both large UI-heavy java projects, and MATLAB's UI is java based.

thfuran 5y ago
Isn't matlab's everything java-based?
- topaz0 5y ago
  I'm not sure... you can run it with a -nojvm flag, which turns off the ui but still gives you an interpreter, but I'm not sure if that means "no java at all" or something more specific.