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Java isn’t an interpreted language any more than C. Java gets compiled into its own machine code developed by Sun. That machine code can be converted to native code or just run “interpreted.” (which is more like emulation.)
Maybe you should learn more about something before you criticize it.
Of course there comes the Minecraft comparison. Which also conveniently ignores the fact that Minecraft can run incredibly fast using certain performance mods. It’s not Java, it’s just shitty programming / code that hogs its performance.
ok, give me a list of programs made in java that are faster or use less resources than a similar program written in any other decent language when run on the same hardware.
Pretty much large suathes of banking and financing companies, as well as other massive industries, which btw are hiring and pay well.
Java (or rather JVM) is slow at first, but once a JVM has “booted” Java performance wise is on par with the performance of other languages, even system languages. This isn’t too apparent in the open source world, because Oracle.
Most infrastructure running on Java have been doing so for decades and continues to be implemented, not because the project managers are idiots, but because the software is portable and java (believe it or not) is getting better, similar to how JS has gotten better post-TypeScript.
So let’s not throw the language and infrastructure on the fire in a time when we know *technical debt" is just an executive excuse to allow rushed, faulty and unoptimized programming in order to meet insane deadlines by white collar deadites.
“Agile”, “crunch”, “technical debt”. We’ve been taken for absolute fools, and now we’re blaming the tools. Smh.
Java isn’t an interpreted language any more than C. Java gets compiled into its own machine code developed by Sun. That machine code can be converted to native code or just run “interpreted.” (which is more like emulation.)
Maybe you should learn more about something before you criticize it.
I can’t think to any program made in java that isn’t a memory hog.
Look at the performance of Minecraft java vs native
Or vuze that uses 20x the memory of qbittorrent for doing the same stuff but with less features
So either java devs don’t know how to optimize code, or the language itself has some problems
Of course there comes the Minecraft comparison. Which also conveniently ignores the fact that Minecraft can run incredibly fast using certain performance mods. It’s not Java, it’s just shitty programming / code that hogs its performance.
i did a comparison also with vuze, which is incredibly inefficient compared to other clients
Can you think of any Java programs that aren’t Minecraft, tho?
ok, give me a list of programs made in java that are faster or use less resources than a similar program written in any other decent language when run on the same hardware.
The list has zero entries.
Pretty much large suathes of banking and financing companies, as well as other massive industries, which btw are hiring and pay well.
Java (or rather JVM) is slow at first, but once a JVM has “booted” Java performance wise is on par with the performance of other languages, even system languages. This isn’t too apparent in the open source world, because Oracle.
Most infrastructure running on Java have been doing so for decades and continues to be implemented, not because the project managers are idiots, but because the software is portable and java (believe it or not) is getting better, similar to how JS has gotten better post-TypeScript.
So let’s not throw the language and infrastructure on the fire in a time when we know *technical debt" is just an executive excuse to allow rushed, faulty and unoptimized programming in order to meet insane deadlines by white collar deadites.
“Agile”, “crunch”, “technical debt”. We’ve been taken for absolute fools, and now we’re blaming the tools. Smh.
Ah sorry - I wasn’t dissing Java - I was questioning the commenter’s knowledge of Java, given that Minecraft was the example they chose.