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I have no doubt it's working for you and your customers. But JEE and JSRs have been a dead end for many years now. When there are only single implementations fo
by tannhaeuser 8y ago
I have no doubt it's working for you and your customers. But JEE and JSRs have been a dead end for many years now. When there are only single implementations for JSRs left, the whole exercise becomes pointless and masochistic, doesn't it?
In 2006 I played around with Jackrabbit for an architecture concept (for managing airworthiness of airplanes and kit). That was before the Iphone even existed. I was honestly surprised Adobe is still using it in their AEM product. From what I recall, it manages a document tree, based on a 2004-ish, Drupal-like node graph in typical Java enterprise fashion.
I'm no insider, but my guess is Adobe is struggling for some time now to integrate AEM, Magento, and other purchases into a lineup for creating shopping experiences. We'll see how this works out.
- tannhaeuser 8y agoEdit: Liferay is a portlets container isn't it? My experience is only with Websfear portal (shudder) but I think managing UI state on the server has had no reason to exist since at least 2008 when Chrome/V8 came out, and the massive JavaScript improvements of the last 10 years following it
- pjmlp 8y agoMeanwhile JavaScript frameworks are all the hype rediscovering server side rendering to improve performance. I have learned it pays off longterm to watch caravans pass by. Pure HTML and CSS with minimal JavaScript rules rendering performance.
- coldtea 8y ago>When there are only single implementations for JSRs left, the whole exercise becomes pointless and masochistic, doesn't it? Not any more than PEPs are.