[ale] Java Linux Community on java.net

[Denny Chambers]

I second that. I have been doing Java on Linux for 4 years now, writing 
both client side side and server side apps, that run on basically any 
system that support Java 2. The speed of Java has improved tremendously 
over the years, and with it's strong type checking, it is a good 
platform for writing secure server apps.

Denny

Barry Hawkins wrote:

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> List,
> ~    Tonight's Java on Linux topic sounds like it will be fun.  For those
> who may not know, there's a section of the java.net site devoted to Java
> on Linux[0].  I moved to Java as a development platform, with one of its
> great attractions for me being cross-platform operability of
> applications, particular server-side n-tier systems with a browser-based
> presentation layer.  I have several key tools for development and
> modeling that I am able to run on Windows, Linux and Mac due to the fact
> that they are Java-based.  It's nice to be able to function as a good
> citizen of any of those environments without having to sacrifice key
> tools I use to get work done.
>
> [0] - http://community.java.net/linux/
>
> Regards,
> - --
> Barry Hawkins
> All Things Computed
> site: www.alltc.com
> weblog: www.yepthatsme.com
>
> Registered Linux User #368650
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