Bruce Tate loves the Spring Framework. I’m a big fan too, and in a couple of weeks time are attending a days seminar with Matt Raible. He’ll be running us through Spring MVC, which is the part of Spring I have least experience with. Really looking forward to it. 🙂
So I’ve installed the Google Webaccelerator. I read email at Gmail, search at Google and pipe all my websurfing through Google Webaccelerator. I just hope they still repeat “don’t be evil”, cause if they want to they could make a pretty personal profile of who I am. 😉
Smart trick by the way to show how much time you have saved. Time equals money. 😉
Update: And then it’s disabled. It fucked login to a website. Don’t bother figuring out why.
I didn’t see this article before today. That’s really impressive results, but as they point out GUI development is the hardest part in Java. We spend way too much time tweaking GUI stuff compared to business/application logic.
Another weakness is the learning curve of the J2EE frameworks. The 4GL has a much lower learning curve sacrificing control. But like one of the older experienced 4GL guys at work pointed out; you don’t have control when something goes wrong, but then it’s just as easy to work your way around the problem with some drag and drop.