What happened to java demos?
category: general [glöplog]
A couple of years ago Java-Demos were all the rage and a couple of pretty good demos were released. Where are Java demos today? Computers got much faster and Java is less and less of a disadvantage. I heard it even runs on Linux now.
java demos were never "the rage".
yes, java was opensourced under gpl2.0 by Sun in 2k6.
Woah.. that thing from the 90ies!
They're dead. fortunately.
Java isn't. Unfortunately.
(Nah, it's not that bad)
(Nah, it's not that bad)
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I heard it even runs on Linux now
Do you have to be trained to be that stupid or do you find it comes naturally?
Why? Doesn't it? How 'bout your miiiga then?
I might / might not be working on a java demo...
btw who killed Duke ? :(
was he not enough serious for serious java business a la IBM ?
was he not enough serious for serious java business a la IBM ?
Maybe we will release a java demo someday
magic: good idea, have a nice cup of it c\~/
koeps: we will see.. you will see and when you seen it you will remember what you have seen here :)
magic: I meant a nice cup of Java of course, what else :)
(java is probably the future of the demoscene by the way, we just don't know it yet)
(java is probably the future of the demoscene by the way, we just don't know it yet)
Do you know Java? Its dead...dead hahahaha
Actually its not. IMHO Java and C# look alot cleaner than C and C++, I also think Java's garbage collection is pretty cool.
Actually its not. IMHO Java and C# look alot cleaner than C and C++, I also think Java's garbage collection is pretty cool.
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A couple of years ago Java-Demos were all the rage
In the Netherlands we have a saying that roughly translates to "a storm in a glass of water". Given the *wonderful* legacy problems that early java demos and MS-poisoned implementations caused, good freaking riddance.
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IMHO Java and C# look alot cleaner than C and C++
I see a wonderful future ahead for you as a musician.
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I see a wonderful future ahead for you as a musician.
lol Well im glad I have never professed myself as a coder. :)