owenrh

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   by owenrh 9y ago

   I've been using Gurn (yeah I know it's an terrible name!) for over a year. I was initially pretty skeptical but it's totally won me over. It is one of those tools that makes your everyday job way easier. I can type 'go i
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   by owenrh 16y ago

   We're using Java (and Google Web Toolkit) on thingloop.com, and it's working out great for us. In answer to your questions: 1) Yeah, good cheap Java hosting doesn't seem to exist. That said, I think the Rackspace Cloud and Amazon EC2 are gr
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   by owenrh 16y ago

   Without getting all programming language religious on you, I have to disagree with you. Most Java tools are open-source, e.g. Eclipse IDE, JBoss application server, Tomcat app server, etc, all market leaders, or near the top. We've deployed