>> Can we all kick in with a little info on what our interest level is in
>> Java?
Light to medium. If I had more time, it'd be more.
>> I already get two other lists about Java, one general and one advanced.
>
>could you please forward the address to me? I'd like to subscribe.
>
Same here, what are the addresses?
>IBM thinks it's going to be the silver bullet to bring new business to
>the 400. It may do that, but not for a while. Until the language
>matures, it's going to be (for the most part) just for little things.
I was at the same LUG meeting as Dean with Wayne Madden. It was
a very eye opening presentation. He mentioned that for business to
be even more competitive than they are today, we need to go beyond
3 GLs to something which will allow us to change software rapidly.
Something which can encapsulate the business knowledge instead
of it leaving out the door with the people changing jobs.
<snip>
>> How many of you are familiar with the SF project? Any feedback on what
you
>> think it means for the future of Java?
I'm not familiar with it at all. I'm reading notes from this list to gain
knowledge.
Marc Zylka ( mzylka@netpath.net )
Flynt Fabrics, Inc.
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