I presented this last week at the Session @ Java Meet organised by IndicThreads. Have attempted to look at the contrast from the points of view of developers, architects and managers.
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[...] strony języków typowanych statycznie versus dynamicznie, to odsyłam do małej prezentacji Contrasting java and dynamic languages. Interesujące porównanie jest także tutaj C++ vs Java vs Python vs Ruby (i od razu oczywiście [...]
[...] would do well to read. If you are interested in programming languages, I would recommend reading “Contrasting java and dynamic languages”, and “Performance Comparison – C++ / Java / Python / Ruby/ Jython / JRuby / Groovy”. And if you [...]