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by tmo9d 14y ago
Right, and I'm calling Grails, Play, Scala, Vert.x Java in that article I wrote. I think a lot of Rails folks walked into a closed box in 2008, and they should have. Rails was hugely different from the alternatives back then. The world h
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by tmo9d 14y ago
I suspect that your suspicions are wrong because I wrote the article and I spend much of my day writing both Java and Ruby. I just find it easier these days to work with Spring 3. Why? Because the Spring and the Oracle folks reacted to
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by tmo9d 14y ago
I added in a note, I think this is the multi-year result of not having a old, grey-haired standards committee around creating APIs. I made fun of Sun and Oracle for doing things like this for years, but after futzing around with Rails fram
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by tmo9d 14y ago
I wouldn't say I hate it, but I took MongoDB into production two years ago only to have it be a consistent source of problems for me. We integrated it to offload some activity from MySQL, it did a great job for a while, but it's a consta
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I'm sorry, but no, Mongo isn't a revolution in data storage(akiban.com)
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Akiban switches Persistit license from AGPL to EPL(akiban.com)
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by tmo9d 14y ago
The article in the Washington Post mentioned that the Board was unhappy that the ousted President wouldn't cut "obscure" programs like German and classics . Guess who majored in that obscure field of study? Tim O'Reilly, and he talks about