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I think it's hard to appreciate the post if you haven't worked in J2EE land back in that era (2005). Just reading that gave me bad flashbacks. "Frameworks", esp
by salsakran 15y ago
I think it's hard to appreciate the post if you haven't worked in J2EE land back in that era (2005). Just reading that gave me bad flashbacks. "Frameworks", especially on the webstack side of things have gotten a lot saner over the years.
I imagine if he had seen something like Play!, he'd have a very different opinion.
- abrimo 15y agoYea, I was researching frameworks for our software (https://mijura.com https://mijura.com) and I had all but given up on Java until I found play framework. It's like Ruby on Rails meets Java, very well designed and the views are in Groovy. It's also under active development and the community is quite strong.
- kaffiene 15y agoWhat I find frustrating is the pervading opinion that all of Java = 2005 era J2EE