Jayson,
Maybe you can make sense of this EL question. Background is after the questions.
1.) Who is the EL audience?
2.) How is Sun marketing EL to PHP and non-java web developers?
3.) Is this more fashion than function?
4.) Are non-java developers using EL?
5.) Does EL make it harder for java developers?
At a recent JUG, people unanimously said Java code in JSP is bad. In a JSF...
Hi,
I saw your blog on java.net and thought I'd ask a couple of questions....
Do you think all Java/J2EE developers should be blogging, or just those that are senior, or in consultant roles?
Should blog-reading be for general education/feel of the "community", or do you think blogs are only useful when searching for answers to specific problems?
If everyone should blog, where do I go to get...
Blarg #1: Why are JSPs still relevant?
You seem like the perfect guy to ask.
Let me explain the question;
I'm in projects that run for a very long time, we have to maintain them and add features for at least a year, but probably longer. Having bare JSPs (or even really nice tagged ones) makes this hard to maintain and keep bug-free for a very simple reason; The application programmer has to do...
Blogging, the shameless method of displaying ones opinions on the net. It makes a person feel important, authoritative, as if the whole world is taking the time to read what they write. I don't like blogs. I fail to see them as much more than another time-leaching distraction on the web. Sure, sometimes you will find a gem or two, but overall it is just another quick information fix for us net...
