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This is kind of how I feel about JavaScript, but…
…the times are changing, and with all the buzz about “Web 2.0 rich client applications”, JavaScript cannot be avoided, even though the language and run-time are not as powerful as standalone languages like Java, Ruby, or Python. And there is always Adobe Flexmebeli for GUIs….
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Fatality, Part 1
As Yoda might say, “Ended, the browser wars have…”
AOL has end-of-life’d the Netscape browser.
Here’s a little background on why this is significant.
Netscape was the first company during the Internet era to challenge the desktop computing paradigm that made Bill Gates and the denizens of Microsoft so incredibly wealthy during the 80’s and early 90’s.
Of course, [...]
WebLogic 9.0 on Mac OS X for Intel
Okay, I know everyone with a Mac who does J2EE wants to know… how long does it take to start up WebLogic Server 9.0 on a MacBook Pro (2.0Ghz, 120GB 5400RPM HD, 1GB of RAM).
The answer? About 13 seconds.
Demo Daze: A Post-Mortem On A Successful Demo
I’ve been working pretty hard the past two weeks or so, cobbling together a demo for a customer based on a healthy chunk of the BEA product line-up: WebLogic Portal (WLP), WebLogic Integration (WLI), AquaLogic Data Services (ALDS), and AquaLogic Service Bus (ALSB) — all built using our IDE, WebLogic Workshop.
Oh, and we threw [...]
How to Install BEA WebLogic Server 9.0 on Mac OS X
Disclaimer: I work for BEA Federal as a sales engineer, and this “hack” is not supported nor endorsed in any way by BEA Systems. I just use Mac OS X and thought it may be useful to other OS X Java developers to be able to install WebLogic Server (and some of our [...]
