New Pattern, Play, Broken EJB Proxies, Network Files, Huge Apps--Or The 6th Airhacks Q & A 📎
- What do you think about play framework as compared to JavaEE ? I often heard that JavaEE is heavyweight in development and therefore internet-startups uses other framework stacks like play, rails, meteor etc
- What would be the proper approach to read a network file in a J2E environment?
- “Open Extended Persistence Context In View” - a new pattern?
- ID generation in a cluster.
- State computation (daily limits) and scalability vs. consistency.
- Is JSF compatible with Bootstrap?
- The JSP / HTML 5 drama: The Return Of JSPs in HTML 5
- “How are you going to structure your application if application is going to be really huge. Are you still going to keep it in one big war?” blog comment by Thomas
- Commercial vs. free tools: gist discussion
- Is “Mixing storage/transfer concerns an antipattern”? Rafael Chaves, @abstratt
- Broken EJB proxies? Brad Davies, @bradsdavis
See also https://gist.github.com/AdamBien/8735518ee671d7edb778
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