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Date: | Tue, 22 Jan 2013 09:52:36 -0800 |
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> So with this background, I don't think we will ever see that HTML5 or any
> later standards will replace Java at all. HTML may take advantage of Java
> Applets when the HTML + JavaScript is not powerful enough to solve your task.
To be fair, I can't really think of a Java application that couldn't be done by new elements in the "HTML5" specifications. For instance, video conferencing, 3D applications, full screen, VOIP...
Probably the only thing I can think of that I've actually needed Java for recently was a cisco VPN software installer, which could probably have also been done in javascript+html.
It used to be that Web developers' hands were tied with regards to building web applications, but newer standards have created some really interesting possibilities :)
-Chris
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