Google I/O 2010 Keynote Day 1, pt. 9

Video footage from Day 1 keynote at Google I/O 2010

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• google
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[styfle123]

I like how throughout the keynote, they go from using Windows, to Linux, to OS X.

[lcominghome]

@bashmohandes like with everything, when you understand it, then u'll realised that it's not.

[GirlieBlues]

Google will always be on top.

[sanity93]

Its Apples and Oranges, Rails is domain specific and has lots of weird stuff built into the language. Java solves these domain problems by allowing class annotations in specific frameworks, Java remains neutral and not domain specifc. I do not think I would want my general language of choice altered so that it can do a sort! Ruby does not even type check! This is stuuuupid? and in the words of, Yukihiro Matsumoto: The Ruby language itself doesn't care about robustness.

[nickik21]

@Uberware if you have Java you have all the JVM Languages including python, clojure, ruby, scala and more.

[Cyde]

Forget the key stokes, How many words per minute was Ben Alex speaking! lol

[Cyde]

Forget the key stokes, How many words per minute was that guy speaking! lol

[yaroukh]

@talltk oh that's so sad :P

[talltk]

I agree with @Uberware, I want Python as well. I gave up Java when I picked up Python.

[janjiss]

I guess they newer saw Ruby on Rails.

I never want to learn Java. It's so ugly In Rails all you say is script/generate Scaffold persons name:string phone:string notes:text and do rake db:migrate task. Thats all, But this, juck, it is not even logical :D

[Uberware]

I want python, maybe then I will be interested. Java is so ugly.

[chrismcnally1234]

Where can i download that expenses application?