L
laestadian
Hi, I want to learn programming with Java (the environment). I thought
you programmed the JVM with the Java programming language, but it
turns out there are many languages to program the JVM with. Some are
designed for the the JVM and some converted for the task. This kind of
got me wondering if these new means are recommended for a newbie
programmer? I couldn't find any comparison writings between the
original Java PL and the newer languages.
So are Java programmers actually taking these languages seriously?
That is ditching Java for example Groovy or NetREXX?
Is it essential to know about the Java PL to understand JVM
programming? How would the Java programmer of tomorrow learn Java
today?
Thanks for listening.
you programmed the JVM with the Java programming language, but it
turns out there are many languages to program the JVM with. Some are
designed for the the JVM and some converted for the task. This kind of
got me wondering if these new means are recommended for a newbie
programmer? I couldn't find any comparison writings between the
original Java PL and the newer languages.
So are Java programmers actually taking these languages seriously?
That is ditching Java for example Groovy or NetREXX?
Is it essential to know about the Java PL to understand JVM
programming? How would the Java programmer of tomorrow learn Java
today?
Thanks for listening.