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The possibility of using alternative languages on the JVM has always been an appealing side story to Java. Jython and JRuby were early pioneers in implementing a dynamic language on top of a statically typed VM. Now that Java 7 directly includes support in the JVM for dynamic languages, the coexistence is official. Pick any of the languages here and you can expect the support of the robust JVM threading and garbage collection, plus access to a broad array of application libraries. More...
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