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Jamie.
03-01-2008, 11:25 PM
Yeh whats easier to code, ummm also i'd need to be connecting to a mysql database through either one, which is easier to intergrate?:rolleyes:
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I'd says Java but thats only becuase ive never used Action script
Mentor
04-01-2008, 03:32 AM
Java dosnt requre you to have flash, which is one big advantage.
WarezKid
04-01-2008, 03:39 AM
agree with above!
MrPinkPanther
04-01-2008, 09:45 AM
Depends what your going to be using it for but considering that I know, Java.
Ye java doesn't have any requirements like flash player but tbh who doesn't have flash player? Actionscript is by far easier (for me anyway) I find javascript extremely hard haha, although the syntax is very similar for the 2 languages. it's easy to connect to a database in flash aswell using php and xml to feed the data into the flash. I suppose java is the better option but i just said actionscript because i prefare it :]
MrPinkPanther
04-01-2008, 05:09 PM
I prefer AS personally but Java is better for what he wants.
Mentor
05-01-2008, 01:02 PM
Ye java doesn't have any requirements like flash player but tbh who doesn't have flash player? Actionscript is by far easier (for me anyway) I find javascript extremely hard haha, although the syntax is very similar for the 2 languages. it's easy to connect to a database in flash aswell using php and xml to feed the data into the flash. I suppose java is the better option but i just said actionscript because i prefare it :]
javascript != java
Plus, i much prefer java's syntax and nice oop approach of the latest action script, 2.0 was ok but 3.0 just seems like bloat to me (not really used in) in much the same was vb.net seems like a downgrade on vb6. It adds complexity without any major benefit
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