Best 2010 Programming Movie -- You Can't Miss It

j33h4d

14 years ago

ahakz~! cool stuff... wanna take out my stomach~ really hurt coz too much laugh

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garyk1968

14 years ago

java is old hat now and dying a death, jvm even with jit compilation is slow, the promise of write once run everywhere at its inception 15 years (yes 15 years!?!?!) ago was never delivered upon. I'm not an M$ fan boy but java sucks....big time!

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copyrank

13 years ago

Originally Posted by garyk1968

java is old hat now and dying a death, jvm even with jit compilation is slow, the promise of write once run everywhere at its inception 15 years (yes 15 years!?!?!) ago was never delivered upon. I'm not an M$ fan boy but java sucks....big time!

No I don't think it is. A lot of the old stuff is coming back. Take a look a python for instance!

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David McKee

13 years ago

Originally Posted by garyk1968

java is old hat now and dying a death, jvm even with jit compilation is slow, the promise of write once run everywhere at its inception 15 years (yes 15 years!?!?!) ago was never delivered upon. I'm not an M$ fan boy but java sucks....big time!

Bullcrap. Every cell phone, millions of applications. Sure Java has it's issues, but now we have Spring, Grails, shall I go on? Java is not "dead" by a long shot, in fact I would say that it is as "dead" as machine language was in the 70's (I was there) and will never really "die" but just become another layer within the ever increasingly abstracted computational system.

The concepts are sound, but like anything complex it takes time to make it fufill the original dream.

-DTM

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benny02

13 years ago

Nice effort and will like appreciate for the work done. But I don't think I can give any good amount of time in researching the language for I am not that familiar with it.

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janejana

13 years ago

Social Networking is the best

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labpete

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gabibeowulf

Here it is for your viewing pleasure:

JavaZone 2010

.Net will never be the same.

Gabriel

Excellent! It is so unusual to watch a "movie" for real programmers.

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wizarddrummer

13 years ago

A very nice production. I laughed quite a bit.

The voice over sounded like the guy that used to do most of the movies that died within the last few years.

There are many programming options out there.

C, was once touted as the language that would bring unity in portability. Then Microsoft got into the fray; *******ized it and made it not so portable any more (this was back in the mid 80's), but then that's the Microsoft way; take anything that has Standards associated with it and toss the Standards out the windows because it is the MS/Windows way or nothing.

I say use whatever technology makes sense for the task at hand. If you want to display orbiting satellites like NASA does? Then by all means use Java; if you're just putting up a picture of Grandma with a heading "Happy Birthday" then I think HTML works just fine!

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jekabest 13 years ago

Social Networking very cool film. Many awards says to much.
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willaimsjohn

13 years ago

Some of the best and the most popular 2010 programing movies are Inception, Iron Man, Toy Story 3, I Legend, The Road, The Book of Eli, They Live, Hardwired.