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The best proofs of Java failing on the desktop/PC side are:
- These fools are releasing this FX stuff. Why do you think it's necessary if Java works so well on the desktop side? Why is something else necessary if Java is so wonderful as it is?
- Flash is used everywhere now, and it is not only inside browsers
- Look anywhere, no major software is coded in Java. Even applets are pretty dead now. Most of the time I see applets for technical/scientific things like: matrix inversion, neural networks algorithms, etc. and nothing else.
Why Gosling does not want to understand (maybe he is too busy buying jeans and t-shirts to look like a 17 years old boy) is that Java is mostly used by tehcnical people: medium level programmers, scientific/academic people, etc.
That's why AJAX, Flash, XUL, etc. are so popular, they don't need all the Java baggage and crudeness and I seriosly doubt that is going to change just because Java FX. - Posted by: markbn Posted on: 05/13/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Excellent Article
mighetto | 05/11/07
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Java kernel will help, too
super_J | 05/11/07
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apparently you dint read the second page
code_Warrior | 05/11/07
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Oh lighten Up; Good Morning EU
mighetto | 05/13/07
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No
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/12/07
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Titanic
mighetto | 05/13/07
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Translation into plain English
Knorthern Knight | 05/12/07
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Heart of Darkness; the smell of victory.
mighetto | 05/13/07
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Apocalypse Now, not Good Morning Vietnam
daboochmeister | 05/13/07
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Thank you
mighetto | 05/14/07
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a lot of BS sprinkled in
code_Warrior | 05/11/07
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You're BS
EpsDel | 05/12/07
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A bit of history.
Anton Philidor | 05/12/07
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Oath of Omerta
mighetto | 05/13/07
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And is going to fail ... again
markbn | 05/12/07
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Your comment fails
spatula6 | 05/12/07
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RE: Your comment fails
markbn | 05/13/07
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Re: Fail
davidsarmstrong | 05/12/07
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The Desktop is Dead; with its death Java rises
mighetto | 05/13/07
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Off topic
markbn | 05/13/07
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Re: Fail
markbn | 05/13/07
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correction, it was "client side" not "server side"
markbn | 05/13/07
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Java's future (or not)
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/12/07
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Itanic
mighetto | 05/13/07
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Nice Article
cheap.submission | 05/14/07
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