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More nonsense about open source

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In the aptly titled Nonsense about Interface21, a SourceLabs employee disagrees with my contention that commit rights are necessary to provide credible open source support.
Before I reply: I want to make again something…

Raible Designs | Choosing a JVM Web Framework

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Raible Designs | Does Struts 2 suck?

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As far as I can tell, Struts 2 sucks. To be fair, so does Stripes. Why? Because there’s no developer feedback for invalid properties or OGNL Expressions. What does this mean? It means if you fat-finger a property name,…

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GlassFish 2 vs. Tomcat 6

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In Switched, Dave says:

Now that Glassfish V2 is out I’m switching from Tomcat to Glassfish for all of my development. It’s more than fast enough. With Glassfish on my MacBook Pro, Roller restart time is about 8…

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Raible Designs | Open Source Web Frameworks’ Mailing List Traffic - June 2007

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Who knows if these stats mean anything, but it does make a pretty graph. Current leaders in the web framework space: Rails, Flex and GWT. For those frameworks with dev and users lists, these stats are from the users…

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Java Web Frameworks and XSS

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In preparation for my talk at OSCON next week, I’ve been doing some research on cross-site scripting and how good Java web frameworks handle it. I’m disappointed to report that the handling of XSS in Java web frameworks…