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Django, because it has magical powers, who can beat that?
I like Python and I like the way Django does controllers (not so much the template engine though). But I cannot use Django or any Python, Ruby or PHP setup in my current project because I'm keeping a lot of data in memory and that doesn't work with multi-process architectures. So I'm using a very small dispatcher Servlet to pass JSON messages on to POJOS and do all the templating in the browser using jquery. I'm bore…
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The Dojo examples page always froze my browser. Even after switching computers and operating systems, it would hang for a while. I never did figure out if it was just me or nobody else seemed to notice.
I noticed too :) Just wondering why Zend chose it as their main ajax framework.
Java, so I prefer Wicket and like Stripes.
Helma NG: http://helma.org
Struts2. Very lightweight and its gets out of your way. Since it is Java we get to leverage some of the incredible Java libraries out there like Guice. We've tried a few other frameworks. We build our prototype in web.py. Very simple, but I couldn't get used to not living in IntelliJ. We tried a previous project in Rails, but it did too much 'magic' for us and the scaffolding seemed a bit too brittle. To be fair the…
I ask because, Perl has the CPAN, Python has PyPI, Ruby has RubyGems, etc., but what does Java have?
http://webpy.org/
After I learned to write Cocoa apps for the mac, I realized I needed a similar framework for web development, so I wrote phocoa.
PHP as a language is kinda bumming me out since I've learned about new techniques like functional programming, closures, etc from Javascript and playing with Ruby.
If PHP 5.3 doesn't seem like it's on the right path, I may switch to another language...
Struts2. Very lightweight and its gets out of your way. Since it is Java we get to leverage some of the incredible Java libraries out there like Guice. We've tried a few other frameworks. We build our prototype in web.py. Very simple, but I couldn't get used to not living in IntelliJ. We tried a previous project in Rails, but it did too much 'magic' for us and the scaffolding seemed a bit too brittle. To be fair the…
Where are all these Java libraries? Do you mean Java's standard library? I ask because, Perl has the CPAN, Python has PyPI, Ruby has RubyGems, etc., but what does Java have?
http://webpy.org/