@AdamBien COBOL works too & green screen apps may often be the best option. Still doesn't mean we can't discuss advantages/disadvantages :-)
@AdamBien I fully accept that. I just like my Web apps to behave as if they were part of the Web … JSF seems like the REST antithesis
I'd of course still take Rails over JSF+EJB any day. In fact I'd probably take basically everything over JSF.
Interesting approach to client-side REST APIs in Ruby from @asplake :http://positiveincline.com/?p=89
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@AdamBien Are you referring to using session beans as JAX-RS resources and providers? Or is there anything more I'm unaware of?
Considering @dzone has ranked me 6th in their top 10 SOA twitterers, shouldn't they get my first name right? ;-) http://bit.ly/1jUhJ
InfoQ has just put up Frank Mantek's QCon presentation on GData: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/google-data-api-gdata #rest
Debating the use of Git vs. Bazaar in a company project. Personally unverifiable arguments against Git: Windows, Eclipse & Maven support.
@rwinz It seems that a Twitter clone is the 'Hello, World' of Web frameworks in 2009 …
It seems #jax09 marks the German conference speakers' entry into the Twitterverse
@malagant next thing you'll see, @markusvoelter will rave about using internal DSLs :-)