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JavaFX as Rich Internet Application Platform
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| Why free? Because developers don't want to encumber their applications with
| royalty bearing dependencies, or use technologies that predefine where
| consumers might appear. You don't build developer communities around closed
| source, you build user communities - and this is an instance where developer
| selection and adoption will define the broadest RIA marketplace. JavaFX will,
| like all of Sun's software platforms, be made freely available as open
| source, and it'll be released via the GPL (v2) license.
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http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/entry/rocking_the_free_world
Recent:
Java in 2008
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| The Future · If you want to read some really smart words on this subject, and
| you have a half-hour to spare, hop on over to Steve Yegge’s Dynamic Languages
| Strike Back. What Steve said. ¶
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| As far as languages go, higher-level is the future. As far as platforms go, I
| wouldn’t want to bet against Java.
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http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/05/12/Java-One
Related:
JAVAONE - Sun defends JavaFX Script
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| This question was raised during the JavaOne conference in San Francisco this
| week, with an attendee wondering why Sun needed to have its own scripting
| variant. JavaFX Script is part of Sun's JavaFX rich Internet application
| platform, first announced a year ago but being filled out with product
| deliverables this year.
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| With JavaFX Script, Sun is offering up a scripting language very similar to
| what already was available, argued developer Angsuman Chakraborty, CEO of
| Taragana. It is hard for developers to learn another language, Chakraborty
| said.
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http://www.linuxworld.com.au/index.php?id=703687504&rid=-50
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