By SoftMind
via ironruby.blogspot.com
Published: Sep 30 2007 / 21:43
Which way you'll prefer to go in future and Why....? Since IronRuby, IronPython, VBx are just few months away... I plan to write a blog to collect suggestions and feed backs here as a guideline for others to decide for the future. the topic is such like.... " Which way you'll go in future... from this 6 DotNet Languages "I would like to highlight few points that can help you decide/Judge. Your suggestions, Comments
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Comments
SoftMind replied ago:
It would be nice to get the feedbacks or comments on the programing languages that could be useful for the best results in web2.0
ddelponte replied ago:
Java, JRuby, Ruby?
mycall replied ago:
Does various java language compiling down to JVM bytecode allow them to share each other's libraries and code? If so, I see Java/JVM being much more interesting as far as new languages go. Still, Microsoft is innovating too.
ddelponte replied ago:
Yes... it does. For example, JRuby and Groovy may make calls into all existing Java libraries.
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