On Feb 23, 2012, at 8:39 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
> Don't see Java going away any time soon to be honest.
It's not going away for the foreseeable future. However, more and more
people are uncomfortable with betting their company on a proprietary product
controlled by a single company. Sound familiar?
The recent withdrawal of the Apache foundation from the Java Community
Process has been the most visible sign of unrest in the Java world; I've also
heard from the Java devs I know that there is now some pushback when they
suggest writing new projects in Java; however, there is such a huge base of
Java code out there, even if no one starts a new Java project from now on, Java
will be with us for decades.
-- Ed Leafe
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