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But if the tutorial didn't take 20 steps how would anyone know that it's Ready For Enterprise?
by jordanthoms 11y ago
But if the tutorial didn't take 20 steps how would anyone know that it's Ready For Enterprise?
- hoodoof 11y agoThat "hello world" project has now been incubated as an Apache Open Source Project. You can download and install Apache Hello World for Java Enterprise Edition on an enterprise scale (assuming of course that you have sufficient bandwidth remaining for this month). Support is available for "Apache Hello World Enterprise Edition" from Tata Consulting Services, HP Consulting Service and if that's not expensive enough for you, Price Waterhouse are now offering dedicated fly-in-from-overseas teams who have the skills and experience to roll out "Enterprise Hello World" in record implementation time of generally less than 6 months, not including customisations to your environment, which will be built by university graduates at $1,200 per day. Business Analysts are ready to write sophisticated UML diagrams to map out how to integrate Apache Hello World in carefully considered ways that match your business processes. New Relic will provide application instrumentation for your Apache Hello World implementation to ensure if (when?) it goes down you'll be able to rapidly pinpoint the general 50,000 code lines area that the fault might lie.
- daemonl 11y agoI love the way you have expressed this, kind of what I'm trying to get across to people but can't quite put it into words. Any interest in fleshing it out into a whole post?