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> Java is the least cross platform language in existence. That's extremely hyperbolic. Try writing a cross OS program in C or C++ and tell me how it goes. #ifd
by za3faran 4y ago
> Java is the least cross platform language in existence.
That's extremely hyperbolic. Try writing a cross OS program in C or C++ and tell me how it goes. #ifdefs everywhere.
Running a Java program through maven or gradle is very straight forward. Versioning works really well. Not to mention the excellent cross platform handling implementations built into the JVM.
- kaba0 4y agoI agree, Java is just really good at being cross-platform. Python and sometimes even JS will have some non-portable dependency through FFI, while Java can truly be developed and deployed on anything, really (due to the platform being very pure, FFI is almost nonexistent unless absolutely necessary)