Bear Bibeault wrote:My opinion is yes. Hype about Dart comes and goes. And then goes.
Bear Bibeault wrote:I'm not going to make any predications except that nothing seems to have come along yet that seems destined to knock Java off the platform.
But it can happen: see Swift on iOS (nudging Objective-C aside).
Bear Bibeault wrote:I'm not going to make any predications except that nothing seems to have come along yet that seems destined to knock Java off the platform.
But it can happen: see Swift on iOS (nudging Objective-C aside).
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Giovanni Montano wrote:
in my nightmares angular JS 5 will be the new java, I think java should do only one thing, become an hybrid of scala and groovy and fight to remain in the backend world forever, is just too cool
Claude Moore wrote:
Giovanni Montano wrote:
I think that the "next Java" will be a language with similar characteristics. Javascript with Node.js seems to have its chance now.
REST services maybe, but what about debugging complex programs with JS/Node?
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Giovanni Montano wrote: REST services maybe, but what about debugging complex programs with JS/Node?
Claude Moore wrote:
Giovanni Montano wrote: REST services maybe, but what about debugging complex programs with JS/Node?
I would ask instead (provocatively) "May a complex program really be developed with JS + Node.js" ?
Maybe Node.js fills well in microservices world.....
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Ryan Gabriel wrote:I heard about Go, which can replace java.
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