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That's hilarious. There's hardly anyone who runs java on a Raspberry Pi and popular platforms like Arduino don't even support it. The dream of cheap devices tha
by micheljansen 14y ago
That's hilarious. There's hardly anyone who runs java on a Raspberry Pi and popular platforms like Arduino don't even support it. The dream of cheap devices that run Java natively never really materialised and now that embedded devices are becoming hot again, there are plenty of other languages available. Arduino has a Java/C-like language that compiles to machine code for its micro-controller and most tutorials for programming on the Raspberry Pi are in Python or Ruby.
- stcredzero 14y agoI wish the OLPC would have succeeded with a machine that was Python "all the way down." Maybe PyPy is a means to this end?