Java is Everywhere

Sun's Java technology is connecting everyone to everything - from the datacenter to the edge. Are you ready for what's next?

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• Java
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• Microsystems
• .net
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• coding

[alx14soccer]

java is going to take over the world so slowly

[bwziegler]

"Its everywhere you look, yet invisible" - This advert is full of Illuminati subliminals.

[zonker61]

Java is a respectable language. Based on C plus plus but more flexible. Good enough that Microsft tried to copy it by releaseing NET Framework. But better because it succeeds at multi-platform. Sad too take? who are you trying to kid? This is an industry language worth taking. Churn poor accounting apps? What planet are you on. Bad apps can be made with any tool. You just need the proper training. I suggest you take a real class to see what it is and stop pretending you know.

[Lagytik]

Yeah! Java best!

Fuck C++

[aacameron89]

"On December 30th 2008, Java gained awareness." - Xiphias3 (me) LOL!

I hope this doesnt turn the world into the Terminator movies.

In any case, I have programmed Java and C++. I love the both. Object Oriented Programming is really kool!!!

[franckmercado]

scary

[Qoricon]

I can honestly say you have no clue. Java is ludicrously easy to learn. Why do you think they teach primarily Java in today's watered down CS classes?

Java is tailored for code monkeys - whether you know what you're doing or not, you'll still be able to churn out shitty accounting applications to meet a deadline. That's the bottom line.

It's sad that people really looking to learn have to take it into their own hands because their college course teaches nothing but Java and OOP.

[borderpatrolman]

I can program in c++, but next year am taking a class in java and I can't wait!

[EscapeNewJersey]

Is this Iron Chef?

[EscapeNewJersey]

I'll take a choice of 2 to go. Half noodle and half fried rice. I will have orange chicken and beef with broccoli.