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by mark_l_watson·16y ago·view on hn ↗
Not too much news, but expected and reassuring for those of us who live at least partially in JVM-land. I have been programming since the 1960s and the JVM has been the most important programming technology that I have experienced.

Although JRuby, Scala, Clojure, etc. are niche development markets right now, I expect to see a huge uptake in alternative JVM languages used by highly skilled developers. I am not dissing Java, just saying :-)

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There are other JVMs that now may take more prominence, and whatever OpenJDK is, it's going to outlive Sun.