top | item 20375760 (no title) FigBug | 6 years ago I think Java was unique as it was the first language with a major corporation behind it and a large marketing campaign. discuss order hn newest taffer|6 years ago That was COBOL with Univac, IBM and Honeywell. dredmorbius|6 years ago Single platform (OS360 / zSeries/zOS).Java is (famously) multi-platform. As disputed by Sun and Microsoft. kgwgk|6 years ago What about VisualBasic, for example? Or ObjectPascal/Delphi. Or Objective-C. dehrmann|6 years ago Objective C didn't have a major corporation behind it until 2006-2009. Apple wasn't really relevant (outside the iPod/iTunes) until OS X gained traction and the iPhone (and app store) came out. load replies (1)
taffer|6 years ago That was COBOL with Univac, IBM and Honeywell. dredmorbius|6 years ago Single platform (OS360 / zSeries/zOS).Java is (famously) multi-platform. As disputed by Sun and Microsoft.
dredmorbius|6 years ago Single platform (OS360 / zSeries/zOS).Java is (famously) multi-platform. As disputed by Sun and Microsoft.
kgwgk|6 years ago What about VisualBasic, for example? Or ObjectPascal/Delphi. Or Objective-C. dehrmann|6 years ago Objective C didn't have a major corporation behind it until 2006-2009. Apple wasn't really relevant (outside the iPod/iTunes) until OS X gained traction and the iPhone (and app store) came out. load replies (1)
dehrmann|6 years ago Objective C didn't have a major corporation behind it until 2006-2009. Apple wasn't really relevant (outside the iPod/iTunes) until OS X gained traction and the iPhone (and app store) came out. load replies (1)
taffer|6 years ago
dredmorbius|6 years ago
Java is (famously) multi-platform. As disputed by Sun and Microsoft.
kgwgk|6 years ago
dehrmann|6 years ago