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Dean,
I agree but a few points:
1. With the push for browser based applications, most desktop (fat
client) development has been marginalized.
2. Android has 72% market share for mobile and of course Java is the
development environment for Android. We will see many android based
devices for things like RFID readers, vehicle navigation, etc.
http://phandroid.com/2012/11/14/gartner-android-market-share/
-Paul
On 1/19/2013 4:22 PM, Dean, Robert wrote:
I typically don't respond to the "X is dying" rumors, because it's very rare that the discussion isn't a waste of time.
Java on the desktop has been dying for a long time, but you still see it from time to time. Java on the server is still vibrant,
but there are many more players in the field. It will never be as
dominant as it once was, but it's still popular.
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