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Interesting article. However he forgets to mention that this will be much easier in Java 8, with the support for Lambdas. Which comes wich JSR 335. http://open
by TeeWEE 14y ago
Interesting article. However he forgets to mention that this will be much easier in Java 8, with the support for Lambdas. Which comes wich JSR 335.
http://openjdk.java.net/projects/lambda/ http://openjdk.java.net/projects/lambda/
- clhodapp 14y agoPerhaps he doesn't forget, but wants to speak about what you should do today. Or, perhaps he doesn't know about Java 8 lambdas. Ultimately, your comment would come off a lot less offensively if you had said something like "Interesting article. I wonder if Java 8 lambdas will change this. <link>".
- soc88 14y agoProbably because it won't matter for the next few years. If you use features of Java 8, you force everyone of your clients to use/switch to a Java 8 runtime, too. Whereas in Scala even the newest version happily runs on Java 5 (released in 2004).