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The great thing about the JVM is a lot of languages run on it and you get access to the same ecosystem from any of them. If you like Python, I had a great exper
by galdosdi 4y ago
The great thing about the JVM is a lot of languages run on it and you get access to the same ecosystem from any of them. If you like Python, I had a great experience with Jython. It was really easy to interoperate back and forth between Jython and Java. The only major downside is it implements Python2 and is not expected to move forward to Python3.
It's a good choice if you don't expect to pull in modern Python libraries, just do basic scripting and pull in JARs when needed instead.