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Is there a clear leader amongst JVM-based languages?

What is the current status of these projects, and has any one (or two) emerged as a clear leader? To demonstrate my motives for asking this question, cast your mind back several years. Prototype and …
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Jython and JRuby vs. Groovy (and Java)

I am very interested in Python for programming on the JVM, and I've worked in Java and Ruby (not JRuby) a lot, and to a certain extent in Groovy. What are the limits to the Java-Jython and Java-JRuby …
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Questions every good Ruby/Rails Developer should be able to answer? [closed]

I have seen questions like : Questions every good Java/J2EE Developer should be able to answer? , which are greatly helpful. To improve Ruby/ Rails skills, I am asking the same question with the same …
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I have been asked to prototype a web application, which route to take?

I'm given a ninja assignment of developing a simple but working web application, the dead line is extremely tight. Maybe within ten days. I'm a Java programmer but I don't think Java is going to …
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Questions for Architecture with Ruby and Java

I am in the research phase of a project that needs to make use of 3rd party libraries that are in Java so I am stuck using Java to at least a small degree. I am considering implementing Ruby as the …
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Ruby-Ruby on Rails Training [closed]

Possible Duplicates: Want to learn Ruby please give some advice! Good resources for learning Rails? Any recommendation on any online training on Ruby/Ruby On Rails (reasonably priced) for …
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Is JRuby like RubyMRI but better, or are there some things it lacks?

I am considering using JRuby in a project which would need to talk to some Java. From what I am reading about JRuby I am not noticing that it is missing anything that the standard Ruby has. Is that …