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Jython for Java Programmers Robert Bill
Publisher: Sams

JHepWork is based on a high-level programming language Jython, but Java coding can also be used to call jHepWork numerical and graphical libraries. Of course, lots of us never stopped using Java in the first place, or perhaps we weren't allowed to. Some are old and some are new but JVM compatible versions of established languages with the likes of JRuby and Jython, Java-esque languages like Groovy and Scala and brand new languages like Clojure and Kotlin offer genuine options for those that appreciate the performance and reliability of the The reality is that as developers we are constrained by the suitability of the language, the tooling support and by what languages companies are actually using. IDG Books – Java Digital S… Introduction to JSP by IBM Java Developers Guide Java Tools for Extreme Pro… JavaScript Bible Gold Edition Laura Lemay's Web Workshop… O'Reilly – Java Examples i… Programming Java using JBu… Pure JFC Swing Thinking in Java 3rd Edition. Both Groovy and Jython do very good job in minimizing JAVA's complexity. Other then Groovy(which also sucks) and Jython(lagging behind Python too much there are enough great languages that makes the Java platform viable – Clojure, Scala, JRuby, and Rhino. But where platform selection was elective, especially among startups and web developers, alternative platforms have offered more agility and expressiveness .. Welcome to the Java Programming Forums We invite beginner Java programmers right through to Java professionals to post here and share your knowledge. Files: ============================ . Groovy is more familiar to JAVA programmer than Jython but not by much since its syntax is Ruby-ish. Jython for Java Programmers.chm 713 KB 3/18/2006 03:55:56 AM a.