Fundamentally coding changes, I think, refect human needs as much as
technical needs. Even good old procedural programming, which many
college computer science advocates cannot let go of, had, I think, as
its main difficulty the inability of a community to effectively code
with it. So, many o
http://struts.apache.org/roadmap.html
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsJericho
Seem like pretty significant potential changes to me. I think the
problem is that the way struts is currently proposed to change is not
the way that you (and some others) want it to. This is why you must stop
talki
Thanks for your ideas, Matt. Some thoughts on this, relating the
personal issues as much to Struts as possible, follow:
The subtitle of "eXtreme Programming eXplained" is "EMBRACE CHANGE" by
Kent Beck. This is all I am saying. Struts as it looks to v3.0 should
embrace change as potential, wh
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