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Re: Java? Was: "SHOULD I DUMP VISUAL BASIC?"

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From: Manuel Hernandez
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 1996 08:12
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tequila@lainet.com (Tequila) writes:
> In article <4f90uk$eic@usenet2.interramp.com>, visualware@interramp.com 
> says...
> ->In article <mac.318.3115D621@zeus.hsrc.ac.za>, mac@zeus.hsrc.ac.za says...
> ->>
> ->>Since I can never get into Sun's Java site, perhaps someone could clarify 
> ->what 
> ->>Java is.. 
> ->The most pure hype since...Windoze 4.0.
> ->I doubt that Sun's site will have a history of Java:  a language
> ->in search of a use.
> ->John
> 
> Sun does indeed have Java info on their site. And Java does have a use. It 
> can be used on the Web for many different applications (Can we say: Hot 
> Java???) Java is not hype, it is a powerful language. Although I will admit 
> Windows 4 was hype.
> 
> -Just a thought
> -=Tequila@lainet.com
> 
I'm supprised you had a hard time acessing the Sun site. I was able to download
Hot Java and the developers kit in about 45 minutes last Saturday morning. 
I still haven't used it though since I'm still in the middle of learning C++.I did browse
through the literature and there is a lot of bragging The little sample apps are kind 
of cute. And supprisingly the code for some of these applets seems short and simple, 
Only time and hopefully honest public opinion will tell if all the hype is warranted.
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From: Manuel Hernandez <ManuelHe@ix.netcom.com>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.basic.visual.misc,comp.lang.pascal.delphi.misc,comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: Java? Was: "SHOULD I DUMP VISUAL BASIC?"
Date: 9 Feb 1996 08:12:45 GMT
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