In a comment, Javier Paniza makes an interesting point:About Ruby, I personally prefer Java simply because it's a strong typed language, in this way the compiler is always our friend.

"The question that's being raised immediately is whether REST needs its
own Java API. "Frustrations are vented today's Forums. To this point, I
was encouraged to see that MPEG founder and chairman Leonardo
Chiariglione has chosen Java to implement his latest project. Is the
Java community able to take advantage of the opportunities that this
wave will offer?

has changed policy and blocked network access to third-party mobile
applications.

I have now used both Netbeans and WinCVS to download source.

Tom introduces Janino and makes some remarkable claims about its
capabilities. The newly-unveiled JSR-311 proposes a Java API for
"RESTful" web services. The project is actively developing these
components and is looking for both developers and users. has changed
policy and blocked network access to third-party mobile applications. "
Romain's demo adds the bloom effect to the Aerith splash screen, as well
as to a GUI build with Kirill Grouchnikov's Substance look-and-feel.

Kanbans are now guaranteed never to be sent to supplier unless there is
a valid blanket purchase order.

This will provide the ability to create graphics objects, specify their
appearance, animate them, receive events on them, etc.

Windows and their environment is something new, strange, different,
sometimes just twisted. So let's have a look at internal structure of a
resource file and explain how to work with resources in JSR238.

In the demo, a race track is constructed from tiles, each tile having
its own, non-cartesian coord system.

Adobe think Flash and Flex is the solution.