Will Ruby on Rails succeed J2EE?

Author: rc3.org | Published: 12th Dec 2005 | Visited: 276 times | Add Comment
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They didn't ask me, but I'll do the interview as if they did. ... They asked all of the people different questions, so I'll just use whichever questions I like. ... For one thing, there's a class of applications where only EJB will do. ...

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