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JEE is not bad, J2EE is bad. JEE has no comparable .NET framework/library/tools.
by edwinnathaniel 12y ago
JEE is not bad, J2EE is bad.
JEE has no comparable .NET framework/library/tools.
- pjmlp 12y agoEnterprise astronaut architects never stop to surprise me.
- edwinnathaniel 12y agoDitto with cowboy coders.. hacked-up solutions, allegedly "MVP", lean/mean stack that hits the ceiling pretty fast that begs for re-write.
- pjmlp 12y agoI guess I've hit a sore point.
- cowabunga 12y ago"enterprise architect" here. Yes you just stamped on a lot of our toes and rightly so. There is a lot of batshit out there which is what you've most likely experienced. There are a few of us working to destroy this batshit without sacrificing the ultimate goal of building something that isn't a bag of rats though, so please don't tar and feather us all. For ref, I don't use PowerPoint, I do write (a fuck load of) code, don't organise meetings and don't speak in buzzwords. I do however have a thinkpad so that's the only stereotype...
- pjmlp 12y agoI am an enterprise architect/developer myself.
- edwinnathaniel 12y agoHahaha, no I'm just trying to balance it. The thing is, I've been using JEE stack and toying with Rails as well on the side. I'm amazed how Rails community changed their tone from "Java sucks" to implicitly copying the best practices in Java/JEE world. So there ya go, my 2c.
- pjmlp 12y agoAh ok! I agree that there are those type of developers as well. Me, I tend to focus on the JVM/.NET/C++ ecosystems at work, and depending on the project types, I do a mix roles of architecture/development.