Many people, including former Java devotees, contend that the rising use of scripting languages and the so-called LAMP stack of open-source components comes at the expense of Java.

The central tendencies we currently see in the tech industry are related to the continuous expansion of cloud computing and the rapid adoption of AI. For Java development, these trends are also ...

@chordoflife, Java is behind Eclipse and Netbeans, so I use it quite a bit. A fair amount of open-source scientific software uses Java, too, such as Fiji for image analysis, etc.

Java, which turns 30 this month, remains one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. Launched in 1995 and employed by many of the largest enterprises globally, Java is used to ...