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Java, Coolness, Human Scale and Creative Environments
A third post on Java's "coolness" (or lack thereof), following Kathy Sierra and Brett McLaughlin's ongoing discussion. I argue more lightweight choices built to human scale may help Java recapture vibrance.
posted by ericfreeman 
on Dec 10, 2004 | Permalink | Discuss




 

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