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  • Java is Afraid of Unions

    By Rajesh Patkar. Unions give different views of looking at the same memory location.

    www.rajeshpatkar.com

  • Java Sucks

    Rant by Jamie Zawinski, with many detailed criticisms of the Java language itself and its supporting libraries.

    www.jwz.org

  • Softpanorama Java Page

    A skeptical look at Java from the Open Source Software Educational Society.

    www.softpanorama.org

  • The Problems with JSP

    Why pure JavaServer Pages isn't the solution. Describes alternatives and better ways to use JSP.

    www.servlets.com

  • Why I Am Not A Java Programmer

    Paper by Michael G. Schwern in which he explains his reasons for disliking Java.

    www.guild.net

  • A critique of Java

    Harold Thimbleby discusses why Java itself as a programming language leaves much to be desired and highlights a few serious problems with Java's design.

    www.uclic.ucl.ac.uk

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