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From: Bob Crothers I agree with that statement. And yes, it's the old BetaMax vs VHS thing all over again.
I don't get this... the only client platform where Java is possibly NOT thriving is Windows. You seem to have a very Windows-centric view of the world. And even on Windows there's plenty of Windows client-side code. And most other platforms have quite a bit of Java code. I don't know if it's the majority; I guess that depends on the platform. But client-side Java is far from dying, and in fact it's constantly being improved. And then there's SWT, which is the Eclipse cross-platform GUI, which is becoming as pervasive as Swing. It's becoming the de facto standard for various applications, including Lotus Notes. Joe
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