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Therersquo  been a lot of supposition about the future lately, and Irsquo;ve certainly read and succumbed to the temptation of the prognosticator. Irsquo;m not going to comment on any of the players or put forward my own suppositions about what might happen. What I will do here is talk about what *should* happen.Itrsquo  apparent that the Java platform is at a crossroads. One path leads to irrelevance, be it through general apathy that important technologies are getting sidelined, or through active emigration due to bureaucratic processes and waterfall platform evolution. The other path leads to a bright, open future, where polyglots romp and play with fresh new languages and developers have freedom to use whatever tools they feel are necessary for a given job. Given the large investment many of us have in this platform, we need to start talking now about which direction we want to go.Irsquo;ve been doing a lot of thinking about the future of the Java platform and my future developing for  it, and Irsquo;ve come up with a few things I believe must happen soon to ensure the future of the JVM and the applications and languages built for it. LanguagesAs yo stanley taza u might expect from me, the first area involves supporting many languages on the JVM. Over the past three years wersquo;ve seen a spectacular transformation take place. The Java VM has become a truly multi-language platform. P stanley us eople are putting into producti stanley cup on applications running all sorts of languages, o Vhnw Glencore rsquo  Glasenberg attacks record of mining industry CEOs
Monday 02 June 2014 12:24 am|Updated:Wednesday 29 May 2019 9:40 pmBashful Basham is in his elementBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAS AN ex-City spinner yoursquo;d imagine Brian Bashamrsquo  passions being along the lines of lunches at The Savoy, Bentleys and well-tailored suits  and goodness knows, they probably are  but the veteran PR has revealed a somewhat more esoteric enthusiasm over the last week ndash; the radioactive chemical element, Thorium. Basham, who as we revealed last week has just launched a new crowdfunding business, wrote a paper last year titled, Thorium: The eighth element. The paper was spotted by ADVFN chief Clem Chambers who suggested he put it out through the financial websitersquo  publishing arm. The paper is now giving Richard Da stanley cup wkins a run for his money on Amazonrsquo  Bestsellers in Science Essays  Commentary, section, at numbe stanley deutschland r 29  Dawkins is at 30 . Itrsquo  amazing, but itrsquo  the subject not my prose, a bashful Basham told us.When Chambers told Basham about the good news, the pair imagined the headlines at his meteoric rise up Amazonrsquo  charts. Thooor! was Chambersrsquo; suggestion for a certain red-top. As for stanley cup  whether Basham will give up his new day job and turn to a life of science writing, wersquo;re not sure hersquo  terribly convinced by the royalties: ldquo