Absolutely! The mere fact that many companies are still choosing to use Java as thier primary enterprise language in new projects, shows how much value is placed in Java. C# is close, particularly due to the advent of MS Dynamics and such like, but frameworks like Spring still give a huge amount of flexibility and power to the JVM.
It certainly will be interesting to see where Java goes in the Future, both as a language itself, and in the development of the JVM in competition with other Platforms.
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Absolutely! The mere fact that many companies are still choosing to use Java as thier primary enterprise language in new projects, shows how much value is placed in Java. C# is close, particularly due to the advent of MS Dynamics and such like, but frameworks like Spring still give a huge amount of flexibility and power to the JVM.
It certainly will be interesting to see where Java goes in the Future, both as a language itself, and in the development of the JVM in competition with other Platforms.