Technical analysis in Java

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by lime, Dec 21, 2024.

  1. 2rosy

    2rosy

    If it's not c# and windows you dismiss it. Neither of which are used in trading.
     
    #11     Dec 21, 2024
  2. I haven't used Windows for more than 10 years.
     
    #12     Dec 21, 2024
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  4. 2rosy

    2rosy

    #14     Dec 21, 2024
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  6. 2rosy

    2rosy

    #16     Dec 21, 2024
  7. lime

    lime

    i will use java and javafx
     
    #17     Dec 21, 2024
  8. MarkBrown

    MarkBrown

    i like python cause so much already made stuff for it, huge footprint in the financial world.
     
    #18     Dec 21, 2024
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  9. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo

    TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript which runs natively in browsers. It’s nice and handy for web development but they definitely ain’t topping the list for quantitative related programming.

    Even for web development … the least JavaScript the better. Ain’t some users still turning it off in their browser ?

    I already have used React and Node but never for trading. Wondering if there is any trading related package on NPM such as Numpy, Scipy or Scikit-learn.

    It’s off topic but I’d have never thought about someone recommending TypeScript for quantitative programming xD

    Not sure the JS community is contributing to this kind of shit.
     
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    #19     Dec 21, 2024
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  10. Typescript fixes JavaScript, another horrible language.

    You don't have to disable JavaScript on your browser, we are not in the eighties anymore. Browsers execute JavaScript on a container that is not able to access the host file system. They implemented that when chrome came alone.

    Calling quantitative trading a project that is trying to build indicators is being way too generous.

    The point of this project is to display indicators on a UI. There isn't anything easier and faster to use than JavaScript on a web browser for that, that is why TradingView chose that language.

    And now they are the standard in trading. Every broker will move to those libraries sooner or later.

    But be my guest if you guys want to use shit like Java and Python for real time UIs. Just try to do that and you will see, because I have and I know how painful it is.
     
    #20     Dec 21, 2024
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