Re:How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner...
by pjmlp on Thursday July 09, 2020 @12:55AM
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Intel and Linaro have contributed SIMD support, although it might be harder than using something like C++.
Not only is the language open source, while during Sun days it was only free beer, there are several contributors, and Microsoft has acquired jClarity, started contributing to OpenJDK, gives parity with .NET tooling on Azure, alongside Red-Hat supports Java on VSCode.
Ah, even Java has had more talks at Build 2020 than F# or VB.
The only uncertainty is from the anti-Java, Oracle hating crowd, for everyone else, companies using IBM, Red-Hat, Adobe, SAP,.... products, it is business as usual.
Not only is the language open source, while during Sun days it was only free beer, there are several contributors, and Microsoft has acquired jClarity, started contributing to OpenJDK, gives parity with .NET tooling on Azure, alongside Red-Hat supports Java on VSCode.
Ah, even Java has had more talks at Build 2020 than F# or VB.
The only uncertainty is from the anti-Java, Oracle hating crowd, for everyone else, companies using IBM, Red-Hat, Adobe, SAP,.... products, it is business as usual.