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Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by yters on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @09:39AM (#392932)
The google timeline of "java dead" is kinda funny:

http://www.google.com/views?q=java+dead+view%3Atimeline&...

Looks like it has been dead since 1997, and was most dead in 2003, but not by a whole lot.

Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by marcus on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @11:23AM (#393073)
If you set the time line filter correctly you'll see it is getting deader by the year.

http://www.google.com/views?q=java+dead+view%3Atimeline&...

Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by lacker on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @12:19PM (#393169)
That's not really true - this is mostly a reflection of there being more and more internet content every year. For example [foo bar] appears to be growing just as much in popularity.

http://www.google.com/views?q=foo+bar+view%3Atimeline&vw...

Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by yters on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @11:43PM (#393968)
Thanks. Do you know why the two views are different?

On a related note, I've been growing in popularity at a similar rate.

http://www.google.com/views?q=I+view%3Atimeline&vwdr=Jan...

Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by SingAlong on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @09:52AM (#392955)
I thought people knew it. People have been killing since the day it was popular.

This is just like procrastination. You say that it's dead and don't want to use it, "but then what the heck just one last project"

Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by nirmal on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @09:52AM (#392953)
I did not know about this feature. This will come in handy.
Re: Java is Dead; Long Live Python by snorkel on Wednesday December 10, 2008 @10:03AM (#392970)
The island of Java is getting mixed into the timeline results but cool feature.