I know that Jython is a program writing in Java and design to make python programmers able to use java libraries along with a few other things, but when I went to the to the official website (jython.org) I noticed that the last version was released back in 2015.
this made me wonder is Jython still a something wanted from programmers or is it slowly dying ?
I would say that, in the fast-changing world of programming languages, 'last updated 4 years ago' is not 'slowly dying', it's dead.
George
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Yeah sadly it seems pretty dead. Even if it still works for older versions of Python, it doesn't support any of the new 3.X series innovations. Given that the Python ecosystem is sunsetting Python 2.X at the end of this year, doing any modern Python development with Jython will be pretty much impossible unless the project makes a major turn-around.