By p3t0r
via maas-frensch.com
Submitted: May 10 / 04:57
JavaOne 2008 is over. I’m still processing everything I’ve seen, but so far I didn’t see to much I didn’t know about before; certainly nothing shocking. Here are some of my observations related to Java7 and alternative languages for the JVM
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Java and Groovy can do it. Why not C# and PowerShell.
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JSR 315 Needs YOU: Response to Greg's blog
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Software's Classic Mistakes--2008
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Castle demo App #2: Monorail basics
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Very big list of Some AIR apps ... A must !
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Reactions to Licensing, OSGi, and Technical Aspects of the SpringSource Application Platform
Comments
djberg96 replied ago:
I wonder why the Jython presentations were so bad.
p3t0r replied ago:
The Jython session failed on several points:
* the speaker couldn’t successfully demo anything
* the speaker couldn’t answer most of the questions of the audience, or answers where very shallow: like ‘Q: why jython? A: it is readable! (well…. I’ve programmed python, ruby and groovy… and they are all very readable
* both groovy and jruby managed to get their act together and have a reasonably performing and complete language to offer. Jython is older but lacks both at this moment
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