Hi everyone,
you might have noticed (e.g. via the blog post [1] which gained a lot
of publicity) that the future of Java is very uncertain. Maybe the
next version won't be an open standard anymore.
Hi All
I agree there are a lot of technologies like PHP, .NET, cgi,
python...... etc. which could work for us.
But I think we should consider a technology which could compete JAVA. As
in my view PHP or Microsoft Technologies like ASP/ASP.NET are not worth
considering.
I think we should consider something robust like Ruby on Rails, Python,
Perl etc...
Please comment...
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi everyone,
you might have noticed (e.g. via the blog post [1] which gained a lot
of publicity) that the future of Java is very uncertain. Maybe the
next version won't be an open standard anymore.
I think we should seriously consider migrating to another platform.
I'm sure there must be good reasons that most CMS's are written in PHP
anyway. There are some quite powerful frameworks (Zend, PEAR) to
implement complex web applications. Combined with a mature JavaScript
library like Dojo or YUI we could create a productive system in an
acceptable timeframe. I think moving to PHP would also help to
increase the potential user base.
BTW, recently I did a project using .Net, and I was very positively
suprised and think it would be a viable alternative. We could finally
get rid of those endorsed libraries issues and of all our legacy code.
Maybe there are other platforms worth considering? E.g. Ruby on Rails?
[1] http://www.jroller.com/scolebourne/entry/no_more_java_7
WDYT? Any comments are greatly appreciated!
-- Andreas
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Anish Sneh
Software Engineer
Techblue Softwares Pvt. Ltd.
www.technologyblueprint.co.uk
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