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Compare Open Source Scripting Languages

By: Roberto Galoppini
Tuesday, September 16th, 2008
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OpenLogic just announced yet another webinar on open source scripting Languages for JVM.

Rod Cope, CTO and Founder of OpenLogic, will present this webinar, providing a comparison of key attributes for the most popular scripting languages for the JVM.

Open source scripting languages for the JVM like Groovy, JRuby, and Jython have become popular alternatives to programming languages like Java, C#, and C++ as well as traditional scripting languages like Ruby, Python, Perl, and PHP. Developers are increasingly turning to this new generation of scripting languages because code is faster and easier to write, read, and understand. Scripting languages for the JVM also provide the power of the Java platform without having to write Java code.

  • Which languages are easiest (and hardest) to learn?
  •  What types of development are best suited to each language?
  •  How do the top languages compare in terms of ease of use?
  •  What are the strengths and weaknesses of each language?
  •  Which open source frameworks and other packages work best with each language?

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About the Author:
In 2001 started up a small firm specialized in infrastructural solutions based on Open Source software. In 2004 launched the first Italian consortium of Open Source SMEs, becoming its president. Collaborates to academy research on Open Source organizational models and on Open Source meta-districts, keeps rubrics and writes articles on ICT magazines. http://robertogaloppini.net
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