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1) Any high-level language that runs in the Java VM. Because 1) there's tons of open source libraries 2) syntactic sugar for devs 3) operational stability of t
by taude 13y ago
1) Any high-level language that runs in the Java VM. Because 1) there's tons of open source libraries 2) syntactic sugar for devs 3) operational stability of the VM 4) flexibility of running it on both open source and closed source OSes meeting a variety of business requirements.
2) A scripting language for gluing your operations together, for quick and dirty services, prototyping, etc...: Python
3) JavaScript.
- camus2 13y agoIs there a C# on the JVM ? it would be awesome.
- viraptor 13y agoThere's jvm for .net: http://www.ikvm.net/ http://www.ikvm.net/ and .net (clr) for jvm: http://xmlvm.org/clr2jvm/ http://xmlvm.org/clr2jvm/
- lmm 13y agoNot as such, no. Java (particularly post-8), Kotlin, Groovy, Ceylon and Scala cover various pieces of the territory that C# holds in .net-land.
- CmonDev 13y agoOr you could just pick a language with the best IDE support. Which leaves us with Java and C#.