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Java Turns Thirty - Still Biting After All These Years?
Thirty years of Java, huh? Seems like just yesterday we were all wrestling with applets and wondering if this "write once, run anywhere" thing was more than just marketing fluff. This Medium piece by Mohammed Brückner takes a look back – not in anger, but with a healthy dose of curiosity. He even chats with Adam Bien, a guy who's been in the Java trenches since the early days. Is Java the grumpy old grandpa of programming languages, or is it still learning new tricks? We'll ponder that.
This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, make sure to get my book on IT Architecture today: https://a.co/d/gK7YzOL (US) / https://amzn.to/3OkwqE9 (DE)
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By Mohammed BrücknerThirty years of Java, huh? Seems like just yesterday we were all wrestling with applets and wondering if this "write once, run anywhere" thing was more than just marketing fluff. This Medium piece by Mohammed Brückner takes a look back – not in anger, but with a healthy dose of curiosity. He even chats with Adam Bien, a guy who's been in the Java trenches since the early days. Is Java the grumpy old grandpa of programming languages, or is it still learning new tricks? We'll ponder that.
This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, make sure to get my book on IT Architecture today: https://a.co/d/gK7YzOL (US) / https://amzn.to/3OkwqE9 (DE)