Is JavaMX Evolving?

[vsvishnu]

:dunno: :biggrin:
I heard from a good professional that JavaMX is replacing JavaScript... is that true....?????

 

[Twinkie]

Maybe he meant that it had a lot of potential, but it is definitely not now. I have not seen a single page with JavaMX on the web.

 

[Mr. DOS]

It's called JavaFX, and its goal is to compete with Flash and Silverlight, not JavaScript. Yes, its apparent goal at the moment is to compete with those, not replace - it's nowhere near even being a big player yet.

--- Mr. DOS

 

[xav0989]

The thing is that pretty much everyone has flash and silverlight is preinstalled in most new windows computers, it's gonna be hard de-throning flash (long-time at the top, no competitor) and silverlight (has windows to propel itself forward).

 

[Mr. DOS]

Also, Java has its incredible reputation for efficient and speedy applets.
</sarcasm>

I know that's not related to JavaFX, and probably not an issue with it either (I can't say; I haven't tried it), but let's face it: Java's not world-famous for being fast client-side, and even if most of its speed issues are a thing of the past, people still perceive it and anything relating to it as slow.

--- Mr. DOS