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On Friday 11 January 2002 12:04 pm, Mike Champion wrote: > I detect a certain tone of irony here <grin> but don't really know > much about ECMA 262. Does it not provide a reasonable basis for > interoperbility (at the language level, not API level) across > browsers? Or is the fact that I stay as far away as possible from > the dark corners of the language showing here? The language isn't bad actually. I use Rhino in quite a few projects, for example. The point really is that to a large degree, the *language* is irrelevant. It is the API platform that counts. C# is a language alternative to Java (and a pretty good one too), and the .Net and other framework classes are an alternative to the standard Java API's. FWIW. I think Sun has done a good job with Java overall, even though I wish they'd let go too. Perhaps they learned their lesson in the POSIX world...
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