Is it worth it to code web apps in Java? To replace flash?
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what is the main reason why I don't see a whole lot of Java apps online? Since the GPL'ing of Java, will we see more Java Apps replacing Flash? Any other comments on Java? -- BTW -- JavaScript and Styles for games and eye candy slows down the page. Java should make a difference in speed right? |
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While I have a certain disdane for Java, I would much rather see a java coded page than a flash page, not only for size but also in some cases speed. Although the JVM is initially designed to run on any platform without recompiling, that is also the main reason for it's slowness however compared to flash nowadays, it is no where near the resource hog that flash is.
Now in your next question about Java being GPL'ed, there are still certain Java libraries perhaps that will have to be written again from scratch only because certain parties have written them that are their own and not from Sun, therefore Java being released under the GPL won't exactly cover 100% of Java. |
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Nothing really different than the JVM, but well marketed: A "Player" is something less scary to install than a "Virtual Machine" for a casual user. |
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