Java is a good language choice if you want object orientated programming
support and are targeting multiple platforms. That is likely to be the
case for many Apache projects.
Apache OpenOffice is mainly C++. It has an unpleasantly complicated
configuration process and multiple sets of build instructions to deal
with generating code for different platforms.
On 03/19/2017 01:27 AM, Spaghetti Roulette wrote:
Why do Apache projects use Java so extensively? It looks to me that a lot of
projects, if not most of them, are written in Java, and I can't get my head
around this fact. Is there any reason, perhaps technical, or is it just
coincidence?
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