Nic Ferrier
nferrier at tapsellferrier.co.uk
Wed Sep 1 10:51:49 EDT 2004
David Fraser <davidf at sjsoft.com> writes: > steven a wrote: > > >many frameworks are meant to separate programming logic and syntax > >from non-programmer web designers. what good would a bake-off do in > >these cases? > > > > > Some but not all. The key issue here is lots of the frameworks have > different purposes. > Some don't help web designers at all. > So maybe a good idea would be to have say 3 different target > applications suited to different kinds of frameworks I agree. I think that a significant portion of the applications should be some sort of database access though. The majority of Java webapps (and I think we ought to be thinking about competing with Java webapps) are database driven things (maybe via EJBs) either e-commerce or subscription revenue models. If we could show several nice alternatives to Struts and JSF then I think we'd be doing a valuable service. Note : I don't think the other webapp mentioned is suitable if it's a webmail tool. Webmail tools aren't common development targets. Nic
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