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Building Bar Tab at TNW Hack Battle 2015(zeef.org)
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Lean Startup, and How It Almost Killed Our Company(infoq.com)
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by henk53 11y ago
>The spec has to be "perfect" for 3 to 4 years because there is no way to fix it. This is absolutely not true. There's the MR (Maintenance Release) for that. See for example JSF 2.1 and CDI 1.2. They were intermediate quic
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by henk53 11y ago
The matter at hand here was pull requests and the implied notion that those didn't happen in the Java EE universe, which I proved (again) was not true. Instead of just acknowledging that in whatever way you're just evading the iss
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by henk53 11y ago
>The way you connect the RAR to the MDB is undefined because "expert group" can't be bothered. And which expert group might that be? Java EE, JCA, JMS, EJB? There's no JCA EG at the moment, just a (former) spec lead w
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by henk53 11y ago
>Please Please? You're stating that JMS is not even at Java SE 1.4, then I give you simple prove that it's at Java SE 7, and your response is "please"? >Did you ever actually use JMS in production? Yes, rather inte
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by henk53 11y ago
>Spring is always miles ahead of java ee. So home come Java EE started with no-XML and annotations way before Spring? >Java ee copies spring inventions. So why did Spring years later also went the no-XML route and started with annotat
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by henk53 11y ago
>LOL, JMS. I take it you never actually used JMS. Where should I start? Ah yes, checked exceptions. JMS (of course) doesn't support Java 1.5, the API still uses raw types. Also JMS (of course) doesn't even support Java 1.4. Str
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by henk53 11y ago
>There's very little reason to use Spring today". That, frankly, is nonsense. We all have our own preferences. I can guess what the "very little reason means". You hear this more often in Java (EE) discussions. The th
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by henk53 11y ago
> because J2EE sucks It does, but Java EE is great! :)
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by henk53 11y ago
Let's turn it around, what do these "other" ways have as advantage? It's not sucking less, it's completely not sucking at all. JSF is very powerful and easy these days. I've dabbled in various other technologie
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by henk53 11y ago
>I don't see much reason to use it, either. For regular transactions (local, one transactional resource involved) they're still pretty handy as well. EJBs also have things like @Asynchronous, @RolesAllowed and the timer service
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by henk53 11y ago
>JEE is design-by-committee crap mainly designed to sell consulting hours. To whom does Geronimo sell consulting hours? The design-by-committee hasn't been the case for at least 10 years. J2EE 1.4 was the last version largely develo
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by henk53 11y ago
>Spring therefore is, was, and always will be at least a generation or two ahead. It should indeed be the idea that Java EE is behind. Its stated purpose is to standardize that what has been proven to work. It doesn't aim to be high
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by henk53 11y ago
>They used two frameworks on top of JSF though. The interview mentions OmniFaces and PrimeFaces. These are not frameworks on top of JSF. PrimeFaces is a component library. The entire purpose of JSF was to make such libraries possible. It
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by henk53 11y ago
>starting stopping J2EE servers is time consuming. Starting and stopping j2ee servers indeed takes a long time. But so does booting Windows 9 on an old 386. Why do you bring up J2EE? The article is about Java EE , which is really, rea
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by henk53 11y ago
>I would want to preview my page on different devices' browsers. What's stopping you? With JSF you can write normal HTML that you can load on every device. See http://jdevelopment.nl/jsf-22/#1111 and for t
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The Human Upgrade – The Revolution Will Be Digitized(washingtonpost.com)
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Korean heli-drone could be used in search and rescue operations(reuters.com)
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Exploring an existing code architecture using dependency graphs(jarchitect.com)
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Categorized list of best AngularJS projects on GitHub(angularjs.zeef.com)
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How to AngularJS – Part 5 – Built-In Directives and Custom Directives(brukalo.com)
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How to Build an Apple Watch App with WatchKit(crittercism.com)
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All about Y Combinator (essays, lectures, alumni, )(y-combinator.zeef.com)
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Julia founders commercialize language, create new startup(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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The New Guy season final (startup vs. big company)(youtube.com)
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New features coming up in JSF 2.3(blog.oio.de)
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“Hello World” program in esoteric languages(esolangs.org)
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Detect red circles in an image using OpenCV(solarianprogrammer.com)
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“Real programmers can do these problems easily”; author posts invalid solution(blog.svpino.com)
5 points by henk53 11y ago|0 comments

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