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It dies. Thank god. Face it: Java played its part in the Theatre. It dragged people onto GC and provided a simpler C++. It was the logical halfway-path to Lisp
by jlouis 18y ago
It dies. Thank god.
Face it: Java played its part in the Theatre. It dragged people onto GC and provided a simpler C++. It was the logical halfway-path to Lisp. Now, it looks aged, bloated and bad. Note how few fruitful/succesful Java projects there are out there compared to other languages...
- jcl 18y agoI'm not sure how you're defining "fruitful/successful projects", but the impression I get is that there are mountains of Java business logic in the wild... It's practically the new Cobol, and it will be just as hard to kill.