Archive for the ‘Dynamic languages’ Category

The programming languages of tomorrow

April 17th, 2008 by Sofia Jonsson

Now that dynamic languages such as Python, Groovy and Ruby have started to become mainstream, it is time to glance at a different branch of languages for influences. I’ve just come home from the QCon conference where one of the tracks was called Programming Languages of Tomorrow. All of the languages presented in the track [...]

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Scale with Scala

December 4th, 2007 by Pär Wenåker

There are many languages targeting the Java VM right now. The most popular seem to be the dynamic languages like Groovy, JRuby, and Jython. A rising star that has caught lots of attention recently is the statically type language Scala. Scala integrates both object-oriented and functional features, compiles to Java byte code and integrates seamlessly [...]

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Polyglot Programming

May 9th, 2007 by Björn Beskow

Inget verktyg passar för allt, och en skicklig snickare har därför en rik uppsättning verktyg i sin låda. .Net-plattformen har tagit fasta på detta sedan start, och erbjuder en mångfald olika programmeringsspråk för CLR (.Net-världens virtuella maskin). Nu börjar även Java-världen haka på trenden. Groovy och JRuby är eleganta, dynamiskt typade språk med hög upplevd [...]

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