Of course... I don't know Java. But now I can't wait to learn.
Google Web Toolkit - Build AJAX apps in the Java Language!!!
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- Buddha443556
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I've actually been waiting for Google's Ajax. However, I think they're playing catch up with Yahoo UI. Google's and Yahoo's approaches couldn't be more different and that is certainly a good thing. Competition. Java adds a big learning curve to Googles Ajax applications and another layer of complexity.
Though I think learning Java is a great idea.
Though I think learning Java is a great idea.
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I would imagine that browser quirks would be easier to understand and learn than java.
I really dislike java, the bloated beast that is way to complicated and requires a thousand libraries just to do something as simple as split a string on different parts and put it into a array (explode();). Nope not a fan, I think Yahoo did it best but I don't even like Ajax as I browser with not javascript so it doesnt even work.
Cool and all but no thanks, ill pass.
I really dislike java, the bloated beast that is way to complicated and requires a thousand libraries just to do something as simple as split a string on different parts and put it into a array (explode();). Nope not a fan, I think Yahoo did it best but I don't even like Ajax as I browser with not javascript so it doesnt even work.
Cool and all but no thanks, ill pass.