Re: swarm in java?

[Vladimir Jojic]

Rayman,

I would suggest reading the documentation and learning how Swarm works.
This knowledge is language independent and necessary for you to be able
to implement your models in either Objective-C or Java.  

On the other hand to get the real understanding of Swarm and what is it
all about you have to implement models. So it is up to you to decide
whether you want to learn how Swarm works right now and implement models
in Objective-C and that way allow yourself smoother transition to Java
version or learn about Java language.

Regards,
Vladimir

On Mon, 15 Feb 1999 address@hidden wrote:

> 
>       During the past week or so, I saw some references to a Java 
> version of swarm but I am not clear on its status.  I would like to use 
> swarm in the near future and this has implications for me.  My programming 
> skills are pretty minimal, consisting of basic Java.  So, the question is 
> should I invest in learning C followed by Objective-C or could I build on 
> the Java skills I already have and use the upcoming Java version of 
> swarm.  You may gather that I would very much prefer the latter given that 
> I have already invested some time in learing Java and the 
> popularity of the language.
> 
>       This may seem like a trivial question, but to a computer neophyte 
> it is pretty important.
> 
> Rayman
> 
> 
> 
> 
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