Cross Development PT1, In Depth
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Clonezilla, IN DEPTHby jupiterbroadcasting129,376 views
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Clonezilla vs Acronisby jupiterbroadcasting39,812 views
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ASP.NET MVC y monodevelop en Linuxby nosolocodigo2,866 views
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IN DEPTH: Fedora 10 Previewby jupiterbroadcasting68,637 views
Java is also something different, actually it comes with its own "operating environment" which makes it usually pretty memory intensive.
rwese in reply to eviltabbycat (Show the comment) 3 years ago
I can't hjelp but wonder why there is no Windows version of Banshee.
katevangurtel 3 years ago
Modern (Python, Ruby) interpreted languages run just as fast, are highly portable, and work well with many cross-platform toolkits. Their syntax allows for faster coding, and are easier to understand, especially to newcomers coming into a project.
nkayhan in reply to eviltabbycat (Show the comment) 3 years ago 2
Define "obsolete"
I'll admit that on the desktop it has definitely not kept up in the flash and shininess department. But that doesn't make it obsolete, just utilitarian. It is a very mature and stable technology with very widespread adoption server-side in enterprises.
I'm just suprised that there was no mention of it all considering its "write once-run everywhere" mantra.
eviltabbycat in reply to nkayhan (Show the comment) 3 years ago
...Fraid not
Adrosser in reply to nkayhan (Show the comment) 3 years ago
Java is practically obsolete.
nkayhan in reply to eviltabbycat (Show the comment) 3 years ago
More software development stuff for your videos. Thanks :)
Pforc3 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing! That's good info.
playa1313 3 years ago
good work guys !!
tiberux 3 years ago
I find it interesting that there is no mention of Java.
eviltabbycat 3 years ago