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UK-AL
15y ago
There's tons of other resources out their that sound like a professional voice over. However they have no personality and don't sound like a individual talking to you one to one. They sound like they are are polished for a mass audience wit
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15y ago
Depends what your doing... I have JEE6 template project which basically set up with everything configured. This can be nearly as productive as django.
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UK-AL
15y ago
As a java programmer I get offended by this. I was taught programming on scheme, I use django for quick apps, i know a variety programming paradigms but there is no one best tool to rule them all. Different tools are good for different jobs
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15y ago
JEE has improved, and I'm considering it over spring. Everything's annotation based compared to what jee used to be. Just use an annotation for a ejb, a persistence context, to get request any object you require via DI like a user service o
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15y ago
What? Jee is a open standard, there are open source and closed source implementations of that standard.... The idea being applications are portable between different vendors. If anything it's even more "open source" than most open source fr
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15y ago
I remember jsf having a bad rep however jsf2 is supposed to be not as bad.
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15y ago
Java EE is a big hammer, it's got everything you could possibly ask for. You used to pay for this by requiring huge config files. Ejbs for example allow access from remote servers to objects as if they were local Objects. This can be used t
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15y ago
a what?
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15y ago
I think the culture is too different, I also think their education system has something to do with it, relatively few go the gymnasium and then to university(thus study formal computer science) where as in the US, university is something ev
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15y ago
I think this was made up; just to prove a point.
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15y ago
Yes indeed. This is why I'm so interested in the educational revolution that is currently happening. Education is important in this situation. The good thing is that the higher end jobs tend to be creative(Research), and in near infinite su
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15y ago
You do know there are socialist models that also use markets?
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15y ago
Usually the savings from employing these people, will end up being spent somewhere else(More eating out for example?). Allowing a different sector to grow to compensate. The money being spent on their salaries does not disappear... and has
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15y ago
I think we should get rid of the 9-5 and have staggered times. Different companies start different times of the day... I'm fairly sure theres a group of who like to start at 10, and go home 6, or maybe start at 11.