--snip-- > Try to pretend you just know a little about the buzz words.. JSF and > Shale. Now start googling to try to understand JSF. The Sun site I think > is pretty poorly organized. This article
--snip-- > > I guess what I'm getting at is there really should be a simple page that > dumbs down with a quick overview of what you really might need to get > started and what benefits you get involving other related JSF --snip-- > > Now, trust me, I'm not pro Microsoft by any stretch. I haven't even > coded a single ASP application (have done some winforms stuff though), > but I can see if I was an IT manager why I might simply go "Let's just > go with .NET." The reason being, even if it's sort of sucky, at least > --snip-- +1 And if I might add something, making a lower entry barrier is what has allowed Microsoft to roll up developers and market share with what has been (IMHO) an inferior product that also has the temerity to lock you into a platform that is both expensive and unsafe at any bandwidth. (Of course, lowering the entry barrier sometimes attracts people who have no business coding, but that's another point entirely.) B. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
