WORA - Revision history

JaroslavTulach at 14:45, 21 September 2018

2018-09-21T14:45:05Z

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	These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project (and why others develop [[VM]]s for [[iOS]]).		These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project (and why others develop [[VM]]s for [[iOS]]).
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		+	It is 2018 and when people seek [[WORA]] on the server side, they usually select [[docker]].

JaroslavTulach at 12:34, 10 December 2013

2013-12-10T12:34:38Z

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	Write Once Run Anywhere ([[wikipedia:Write_once,_run_anywhere\|WORA]]) is the original promise of [[Java]]. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple [[environment]]s. This has become an increasing reality since [[Java]]'s introduction in mid-90ies - with one exception - the browser.		Write Once Run Anywhere ([[wikipedia:Write_once,_run_anywhere\|WORA]]) is the original promise of [[Java]]. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple [[environment]]s. This has become an increasing reality since [[Java]]'s introduction in mid-90ies - with one exception - the browser.

-	These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project (and why others ~~developer~~ [[VM]]s for [[iOS]]).	+	These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project (and why others develop [[VM]]s for [[iOS]]).

JaroslavTulach at 12:34, 10 December 2013

2013-12-10T12:34:28Z

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	Write Once Run Anywhere ([[wikipedia:Write_once,_run_anywhere\|WORA]]) is the original promise of [[Java]]. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple [[environment]]s. This has become an increasing reality since [[Java]]'s introduction in mid-90ies - with one exception - the browser.		Write Once Run Anywhere ([[wikipedia:Write_once,_run_anywhere\|WORA]]) is the original promise of [[Java]]. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple [[environment]]s. This has become an increasing reality since [[Java]]'s introduction in mid-90ies - with one exception - the browser.

-	These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project.	+	These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project (and why others developer [[VM]]s for [[iOS]]).

JaroslavTulach: New page: Write Once Run Anywhere (WORA) is the original promise of Java. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple environments. T...

2013-04-30T09:04:44Z

New page: Write Once Run Anywhere (WORA) is the original promise of Java. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple environments. T...

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Write Once Run Anywhere ([[wikipedia:Write_once,_run_anywhere|WORA]]) is the original promise of [[Java]]. The goal is to write the code once and execute it in multiple [[environment]]s. This has become an increasing reality since [[Java]]'s introduction in mid-90ies - with one exception - the browser.

These days [[JavaScript]] (the default language of the browser) becomes increasingly popular in other environments (including server side) and may be seen to provide more [[WORA]] than [[Java]] - which is the reason I decided to start the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project.