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By villane
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Published: Jan 17 2008 / 09:48

Will Java change, stay the same or be replaced?
Java is the general purpose language that can satisfy almost any requirements and scale in most directions (if not quite down to scripting). However, Java has problems as well ...
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whiskeyjack replied ago:

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Uhhh... one would think that a post about the "State of programming languages" would talk about more than Java. You touch C# and Scala and name drop a bunch of others. Not comprehensive. Better description please.

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debasishg replied ago:

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I agree with whiskeyjack. Java is mainstream, all of us know what is happening out there. With a title like "State of Programming Languages", I expected a lot more information about the growing ones like F#, Scala, IO and D ..

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villane replied ago:

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You are right, I put a too general title to it. I changed it to "Will Java change, stay the same or be replaced?", but I can't change this link's title any more.

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bloid replied ago:

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fixed it for you...

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