Why the JVM?

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Java is a popular programming language choice because it offers a large ecosystem of libraries and tools, runs on a virtual machine making it cross-platform, and is well-suited for cloud computing. The Java VM allows applications to leverage a huge number of existing libraries and products, while also providing portability across different operating systems. Additionally, Java is considered more cloud-ready than .NET due to its open platform and Microsoft's weakening hold on .NET.

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Why Java?

Why Java? – Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz

The JVM offers enormous ecosystem
of products, libraries and tools
Kalense Kid http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharman/4935276033/sizes/z/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mchristianphotos/5493040642/sizes/z/in/ph

The JVM makes it possible to opt for
Buy vs. Build

.NET’s position
within Microsoft
is weakening

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Why the JVM?

1. Why Java? Why Java? – Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz

2. The JVM offers enormous ecosystem of products, libraries and tools Kalense Kid http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharman/4935276033/sizes/z/in/photostream/

3. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mchristianphotos/5493040642/sizes/z/in/ph The JVM makes it possible to opt for Buy vs. Build

4. The JVM is truly cross platform

5. Open platform

6. More cloud ready than .NET

7. .NET’s position within Microsoft is weakening

Editor's Notes

Coming from .NET background .NET in Rafael Worked in MSSee/made mistakes in choosing .NET in past few projects (xsights, IAF, CodeValue)
anything from fast and efficient serialization to tooling for map/reduce to memory data grids to application servers and communications A lot of them are open sourced an free with permissive licenses
The Java platform is much more rich than the .NET one No need to reinvent the wheel – more time to focus on building business advantage E.g. ESBAuthenticationAuthorizationMediationService RegistryAudit TrailLoggingTracing.Net / Java interoperability Rule engines NoSQL databases (Cassandra, Hbase, MongoDb, Redis…)
Windows and Linux Reuse code between engines and servicesIncreased flexibility (l
No vendor lock-inE.g. Hadoop ClouderaIBMMaprEMCNetappMellanoxHortonworksEven Microsoft is working on one
Even Azure supports Javahttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/interop/
Microsoft itself never fully adopted .NETOffice, Windows, SQL all have .NET interoperability written in C++Windows 8 has WinDiv winning over DevDivWinRT (COM is back) C++11 (C++0x ) has a lot of power (lamdas, closures, type infernece etc.DevDiv “lost” a lot of leaders to other groups e.g. Scott GuthrieAzure is taking a lot of resources

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