dreamrealjreicher: have a piece set up for that essay you pointed out
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nevetquarkus is "supersonic/subatomic java," a platform for Java applications that aims for developer coherency. It's not quite a competitor to spring, but sort of is. URL: https://quarkus.io/ Tags: java, framework, microservices, graalvm, and kubernetes
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dreamrealejb is <reply>"Enterprise JavaBeans," a component design originally designed around remote transactions. EJB 1 and 2 was *very* remote-oriented, and was in general an absolute pain to work with and deploy; it got better, largely influenced by Spring and company, because *nobody* wanted to work with them but everyone thought they were supposed to.
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nevetok, dreamreal: updated ejb.
dreamrealejb
nevet"Enterprise JavaBeans," a component design originally designed around remote transactions. EJB 1 and 2 was *very* remote-oriented, and was in general an absolute pain to work with and deploy; it got better, largely influenced by Spring and company, because *nobody* wanted to work with them but everyone thought they were supposed to.
nevetXML stands for "Extensible Markup Language," and is a variant of SGML; XML is a markup language that allows documents to be strictly or loosely specified, verifiable, and heavily structured. It's well known for being *incredibly* verbose compared to most object notation languages, and is not an object notation language itself. URL: https://www.w3.org/XML/ Tag: objectnotation
jreicherdreamreal: Quickly skimmed your article for now but will reread carefully later. It looks excellent. The "other blade" you talk about is pretty much exactly what an ex-google unimate of mine and I both found objectionable about bjarnson too. What he wrote just didn't seem to be the whole story.
dreamrealif you want credit for sending it to me I'll be glad to amend