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Yea, it's like the author switches perspectives to push his narrative. For normal end-users Java has all but disappeared from their ecosystem. But for enterpris
by gph 13y ago
Yea, it's like the author switches perspectives to push his narrative. For normal end-users Java has all but disappeared from their ecosystem. But for enterprise programmers it never went anywhere.
- unclebucknasty 13y agoExactly. It would have been a more interesting (or at least accurate) article if he'd actually focused on Java's enterprise success, then talked about how these once "edgy" start-ups somewhat ironically wound up moving from "trendier" languages/stacks, back to the Enterprise stalwart, Java.