Perfect Dimitris!

 

Lorenzo

 

Da: Pharo-dev [mailto:pharo-dev-bounces@lists.pharo.org] Per conto di Dimitris Chloupis
Inviato: mercoled�� 25 novembre 2015 11:29
A: Pharo Development List
Oggetto: Re: [Pharo-dev] Java Future

 

Clickbait ! ClickBAIT !!!!!

Let me remind you that bloggers have been declaring Java dead for over a decade now. Java still goes strong and is the undisputed king of Enterprise coding no other language can even remotely touch it, mainly because of its huge powerful library made for big businesses. Pharo cannot compete with Java, it does not have the resources to, right now the only true competitor to java is C# and even C# though backed by Micro$oft , still it lags very much behind it in terms of popularity. Let me also remind you that Java is the language that mutilated the then undisputed king of of programming languages C++ stealing away tons of its coders. Probably the biggest migration of coders ever.

Only fools underestimate Java.

 

Java is big, Java is ugly, Java is powerful and Java is here to stay for a long, long time.

My advice to Pharo, keep doing what you know best, helping lone coders and small teams compete with large companies in terms of productivity. Dont compete, innovate.

 

On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 12:03 PM S Krish <krishnamachari.sudhakar@gmail.com> wrote:

Opportunities.. for Pharo..

 

The email, sent to InfoWorld on Tuesday by a former high-ranking Java official, claimed to feature details from inside Oracle. It said the company was becoming a cloud company, competing with Salesforce, and ���Java has no interest to them anymore.��� The subject line cited ���Java ��� planned obsolescence.���

Oracle is not interested in empowering its competitors and doesn���t want to share innovation, the email further alleges. The company is slimming down Java EE (Enterprise Edition), but it also doesn���t want anyone else to work on Java or Java EE and is sidelining the JCP (Java Community Process). ���They have a winner-take-all mentality and they are not interested in collaborating,��� said the email. ���Proprietary product work will be done on WebLogic, and there���ll be a proprietary microservices platform.��� WebLogic is the Java application server Oracle acquired when it bought BEA Systems in 2008.

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