Re: Clear trend...

No, I don't think JavaScript is a great choice for a language. It really is mostly a client-side technology and the server-side JavaScript stuff (that I'm aware of anyway) is not that great, really not great at all. Also, as was mentioned elsewhere, Groovy and Scala aren't really Java alternat

Re: Let's rewrite OFBiz in ... (was: Clear trend...)

the whole reason I came to ofbiz is not covered in jquery. what would it take to replace ofbiz framework with jquery. BTw i don't use JS at all I read the page data as you see it n view source and parse that into the client I use for clients. = BJ Freeman Strategic Power

Re: Let's rewrite OFBiz in ... (was: Clear trend...)

From: "Jacques Le Roux" From: "BJ Freeman" I have been moving as much as I can from java classes to minilanq to get ready for a total redesign, by replacing the java classes with Pascal. this puts the actually program at machine code level so has to be compiled for the processor it runs on.

Re: Let's rewrite OFBiz in ... (was: Clear trend...)

From: "BJ Freeman" I have been moving as much as I can from java classes to minilanq to get ready for a total redesign, by replacing the java classes with Pascal. this puts the actually program at machine code level so has to be compiled for the processor it runs on. The real headache will be

Re: Let's rewrite OFBiz in ... (was: Clear trend...)

I have been moving as much as I can from java classes to minilanq to get ready for a total redesign, by replacing the java classes with Pascal. this puts the actually program at machine code level so has to be compiled for the processor it runs on. The real headache will be replacing all the li

Let's rewrite OFBiz in ... (was: Clear trend...)

Just kidding in the subject. But I think it is an interesting discussion. Wouldn't Groovy require a licensed Java runtime and therefore not qualify as a replacement for Java? I am thinking that because more and more sites will be doing mashups of data from different source sites (and for other re

Re: Clear trend...

From: "Jacques Le Roux" Sorry to underestand in place of David, Oops, I meant to answer in place of David :D Jacques Groovy, I guess since David is using it heavily in Moqui I like Scala too (like js it's Object Oriented and Functional also but more "serious" I'd say I must say I don't mu

Re: Clear trend...

Sorry to underestand in place of David, Groovy, I guess since David is using it heavily in Moqui I like Scala too (like js it's Object Oriented and Functional also but more "serious" I'd say I must say I don't much about it yet http://www.scala-lang.org/ Jacques Al Byers wrote: Ok David, I'l

Re: Clear trend...

Ok David, I'll bite; I would like to know what alternatives to Java you think are worth considering. Is Javascript one of them (my pick)? -Al On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 3:12 PM, David E Jones wrote: > > Back to being serious: thank goodness technology has progressed far beyond > such things. They

Re: Clear trend...

: BJ My first real computer was a Northstar Horizon s100 bus based system. Nice memories -Original Message- From: BJ Freeman [mailto:bjf...@free-man.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 1:14 PM To: user@ofbiz.apache.org Subject: Re: Clear trend... started wire wrapped s-100 syste

RE: Clear trend...

BJ My first real computer was a Northstar Horizon s100 bus based system. Nice memories -Original Message- From: BJ Freeman [mailto:bjf...@free-man.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 1:14 PM To: user@ofbiz.apache.org Subject: Re: Clear trend... started wire wrapped s-100 system

Re: Clear trend...

"Java goes commercial" = having to pay a royalty for the runtime. your one up on me for alternatives where the supporting libtaries/runtime are open or can be purchased. of course I am more an open person. (PUN intended) = BJ Freeman Strategic Power Office with Supplier

Re: Clear trend...

Back to being serious: thank goodness technology has progressed far beyond such things. They were ridiculously limited and required huge amounts of human effort to create the simplest software, or meet the simplest needs. I don't know what you mean by "Java goes commercial", IMO Java is already

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started wire wrapped s-100 system, 1n 1976 had a full 2k of 8bit memory with a boot strap that I loaded with switches that then loaded a monitor from a cassette tape. that gave a chance to enter my code in hex, that i wrote out on paper, then saved it to cassette tape. That was my first OS. The

Re: Clear trend...

Though for someone who knows only to use a hammer everything is a nail ;o) Jacques David E Jones wrote: That's why I still use DOS. You can learn everything there is to know about it in a few weeks, and I got that out of the way nearly two decades ago. I'm a happy camper. -David On Feb 23

Re: Clear trend...

That's why I still use DOS. You can learn everything there is to know about it in a few weeks, and I got that out of the way nearly two decades ago. I'm a happy camper. -David On Feb 23, 2011, at 12:19 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > The better tool is the one you know > > Jacques > > BJ Free

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The better tool is the one you know Jacques BJ Freeman wrote: I still use netscape = BJ Freeman Strategic Power Office with Supplier Automation Specialtymarket.com Sys

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I still use netscape = BJ Freeman Strategic Power Office with Supplier Automation Specialtymarket.com Systems Integrator-- Glad to Assist Chat Y! messenger: bjfr33man

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I pray every night to see IE at bottom. Let's see if my wishes will be accomplished the next 3 years :) On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 8:21 PM, Jacques Le Roux < jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote: > http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-ww-monthly-200807-201101 > > -- - Jonatan Soto

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