I appreciate that many JVM proponents treat the JVM as a world to itself. I guess the JVM community is big enough that it can afford to be that insular; that just makes it seem all the more foreign to the rest of us. Still, it seems to me that pragmatic developers can take advantage of the good parts of the JVM while rejecting the NIH syndrome. Puppet Labs, in particular, can rely on Unix being the OS underneath.
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I appreciate that many JVM proponents treat the JVM as a world to itself. I guess the JVM community is big enough that it can afford to be that insular; that just makes it seem all the more foreign to the rest of us. Still, it seems to me that pragmatic developers can take advantage of the good parts of the JVM while rejecting the NIH syndrome. Puppet Labs, in particular, can rely on Unix being the OS underneath.