from https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/03/03/pizza_roaches_and_java/:
section header: "Dead again"
[Last year, a report from Gartner declaring the end of Java EE’s
dominance invigorated all the latent tension in the community. As one of
the report’s authors put it: "People don't need 90 per cent of the stuff
sitting in Java EE to build modern enterprise applications.”
Predictably, such statements drove counter-arguments of analyst payola
and ignorance in the ever-delightful ad hominem style (I'm looking
forward to finding out how much of a moron I am this time in the
comments section - KISSES!). Vendors who benefited from a decline in
Java EE only offered wry smiles and download figures, while the original
analysts gave the equivalent of a tired shruggie as they stuck by their
guns and pdf-splained their original analysis.]
Reminded me of the almighty wisdom of Gartner from the eyes of the VFP
developer many moons ago...
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