Mirah is arguably what he suggests: an attempt to redo java - though with Ruby-like syntax, so it wouldn't be particularly adoptable by the hoards of Java devel

Mirah is arguably what he suggests: an attempt to redo java - though with Ruby-like syntax, so it wouldn't be particularly adoptable by the hoards of Java developers http://www.mirah.org/ http://www.mirah.org/ But the alternative, of re-doing Java using the existing syntax with slightly different semantics, has serious dangers.