Next Generation Java

Ceylon, Kotlin, Scala & Fantom im Überblick

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Agenda

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Übersicht & Entwicklung JVM Sprachen

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Inzwischen über 50 verschiedene Sprachen auf der JVM…

[...] programming by larger groups of people or by smaller groups over longer time

periods [...] result in large, and hence complicated, programs [...] place emphasis on

partitioning work into modules with precisely-specified interactions.

Programmiersprachen für Unternehmenseinsatz

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Übersicht & Entwicklung JVM Sprachen

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JVM Sprachen im Überblick (Projekt)

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JVM Sprachen im Überblick (Features)

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Scala

Scala im Portrait

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Scala Hello World

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package examples

/** Quick sort, functional style */

object sort1 {

def sort(a: List[Int]): List[Int] = {

if (a.length < 2)

a

else {

val pivot = a(a.length / 2)

sort(a.filter(_ < pivot)) :::

a.filter(_ == pivot) :::

sort(a.filter(_ > pivot))

}

}

def main(args: Array[String]) {

val xs = List(6, 2, 8, 5, 1)

println(xs)

println(sort(xs))

}

}

Scala Summary

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Next Generation JVM Languages 11 |

Fantom

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Fantom im Portrait

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Fantom : Portabilität

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„one portable system, graphics, and widget library

that just works everywhere”

Fantom : Elegante APIs und Sprache

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Fantom : Quadratur der Kreise

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Fantom : Multi-Threading

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Fantom Hello World (Webapp)

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using util

using web

using wisp

class WebHello : AbstractMain

{

@Opt { help = "http port" }

Int port := 8080

override Int run()

{

wisp := WispService

{

it.port = this.port

it.root = HelloMod()

}

return runServices([wisp])

}

}

const class HelloMod : WebMod

{

override Void onGet()

{

res.headers["Content-Type"] =

"text/plain; charset=utf-8"

res.out.print("hello world #4")

}

}

Fantom: Summary

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Ceylon

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Ceylon im Portrait

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„Ceylon’s goal is to design the language that Java would have been

if its designers had been able to predict the future.”

Ceylon: Code Example

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doc "A component"

shared abstract class Component() {

OpenList<Callable<Void,Event>> observers =

OpenList<Callable<Void,Event>>();

shared void addObserver(void observe(Event event)) {

observers.append(observe);

}

shared void fire(Event event) {

for (void observe(Event event) in observers) {

observe(event);

}

}

}

Ceylon: Summary

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Kotlin

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Kotlin im Portrait

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“General-purpose language intended for industrial use”

Kotlin = Java++ bzw. Skala--

Kotlin Motivation & Hintergrund

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“Although we’ve developed support for several JVM-targeted programming languages, we are

still writing all of our IntelliJ-based IDEs almost entirely in Java. We want to become more

productive by switching to a more expressive language.”

Kotlin Sprach-Features

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Kotlin: Online Demo

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Kotlin Summary:

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Resumee

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Resume

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