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Web Hosting: Why Amazon Isn’t Making It Any Better
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Interview w/MarkusEisele|JamesGosling|Jean-MichelVanLippevelde|MartijnVerburg
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How to win or fail when writing software: A car analogy
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What is spaghetti code?
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Interesting data in our Software Stack Market Share Report for August 2012
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Why Java Developers Hate JavaScript
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James Gosling (Father of Java) Loves Jelastic
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Must Read Articles: All Java Architects Read This
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Enterprise-class Code: how your environment can dictate your coding
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Didn't see any comment, unless you put it on Jonathan's blog.
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Very insightful.
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I think you missed the point of Jonathan's article as well. It wasn't even about COBOL. The point is that innovation needs to happen all the way around, not just in languages. The industries that still make use of COBOL are stuck in the 50'
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You kinda have to agree that writing anything in Java isn't exactly... "fast". That said, I don't use Java for "quick answers" -- if I want something that super easy and needed tomorrow, I'll do it in Ruby (especially if I know that it's no
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I'll be honest, though I have my issues with Java, I've been following along with James Gosling as he's transitioned through different projects and I have to agree with one thing that I think really differentiates Java from newer languages-
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Hate Java? Maybe you should hate the industries stuck in the 50's.
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Thanks, Colin. Should have done that to start with. I really liked Michael's post and thought it could use some new visibility--which is why I wanted my blogs readers to see it (mostly Java guys).
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I guess I should have made that more clear. I'll change it so that it is. I just really liked the article.
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Functional programming is a ghetto
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"Exit building before tweeting about it"
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Jelastic Receives $1 Million Grant to Develop Private Cloud
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Functional programming: A step backward?
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Why You Shouldn't Deploy Clojure on GAE
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Your Cloud Instance Just Died. We’re Sorry.
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Interview with Mats Stromberg: Oracle Tablespace Report
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Jelastic PaaS is Now Available in Japan
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Keeping Hackers Out of Your Email
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Java Leads Programming Language Popularity, by books sold?
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Yabe. in the Cloud
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Jelastic available commercially in Europe: no PatriotAct to get in they way
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Software stack market share: May 2012
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