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I just read through David Pollak's blog Yes, Virginia, Scala is hard. He doesn't paint a pretty picture of the “center-of-the-mean” company, and he thinks that Java has the advantage of not giving the burden of choice to those who are ill equipped to make it. I don't buy it. The “center-of-the-mean” programmers don't know all the ins and outs of C++, Java, or Ruby either. In the end, Scala will win if it gives programmers a better way to do their job.
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attention a few points about using these artifacts, as well as
introducing a simple archetype that the Mojarra team uses to facilitate
the creation of automated regression tests.
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Heroku, the PaaS cloud owned by salesforce.com, announced a few days ago support for the Java language. In the process they declared Java EE to be irrelevant in the cloud world. Is that so?
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My proposal for a Devoxx talk about the powerful Maven Android Plugin, developed by Jayway, has been accepted. Quoting the abstract:
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Editor`s BlogDeepak Vohra has a new article on the Oracle Technology Network, "Templating with JSF 2.0 Facelets." This article comes on the heels of the latest java.net article, Nadine McKenzie's "Streamline JSF Development with These 3 Facelets Must-Knows." So, why Facelets, and why now?... Forums |
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