 2010/03/22
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Last update 2001/06/12
 The Labs - Design & Functionality For The NetPromises and Reality of a Hyped Language
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Java, I don't see it taking off really. Looking at the philosophy
(ignoring all the hypes), the final programs seem stable, just
the browsers can't handle it (most browsers stall or crash after
loading some java-intensive sites).
My 15 years programming-experience tells me GUIs should be interpreter-based,
like PerlTK or TCL/TK does, but not compiler based,
one of the main disadvantages of Java beside of the browser problems.
In short Java doesn't play much if any importance in my programmer life as
you see below.
JVM

| | The only interesting aspect of Java I came accross (June 2001)
is the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) which interprets the byte-code can be used by other languages:
Especially the perljvm got
my attention :-)
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This experience was sufficient not to write another applet and drop Java entirely from
my agenda.

Hipocrisy of the finest: "I agree that no single company can create all the hardware and software. Openness is central because it's the foundation of choice." -- Steve Balmer (Microsoft) blaming Apple regarding iPhone, February 18, 2009Last update 2001/06/12 
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