Comments on: JEE vs Drupal – On Apples and Oranges http://www.streamhead.com/j2ee-drupal-apples-oranges/ multimedia webapplication thoughts and experiments Fri, 17 Jun 2011 12:17:14 +0000 hourly 1 By: NABH http://www.streamhead.com/j2ee-drupal-apples-oranges/#comment-2921 NABH Sat, 28 May 2011 05:46:00 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=502#comment-2921 I really appreciate your post and you explain each and every point very well.Thanks for sharing this information.And I’ll love to read your next post too. Regards: <a>NABH</a> I really appreciate your post and you explain each and every point very well.Thanks for sharing this information.And I’ll love to read your next post too.
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]]> By: Peter Backx http://www.streamhead.com/j2ee-drupal-apples-oranges/#comment-1213 Peter Backx Sat, 13 Dec 2008 06:02:02 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=502#comment-1213 Exactly! And on top of that, Drupal is actually not too hard to manage too. It's probably not suited for end-users, but any one with a little experience will be able to figure out how to install modules, create tags, etc.<br><br>I still believe JEE has its place in all this, I just think many Java developer overestimate it. Before it can really gain traction we need to dumb it down a lot. To the point where it probably isn't Java anyway ;) Exactly! And on top of that, Drupal is actually not too hard to manage too. It's probably not suited for end-users, but any one with a little experience will be able to figure out how to install modules, create tags, etc.

I still believe JEE has its place in all this, I just think many Java developer overestimate it. Before it can really gain traction we need to dumb it down a lot. To the point where it probably isn't Java anyway ;)

]]> By: Peter Backx http://www.streamhead.com/j2ee-drupal-apples-oranges/#comment-955 Peter Backx Fri, 12 Dec 2008 20:02:02 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=502#comment-955 Exactly! And on top of that, Drupal is actually not too hard to manage too. It's probably not suited for end-users, but any one with a little experience will be able to figure out how to install modules, create tags, etc.<br><br>I still believe JEE has its place in all this, I just think many Java developer overestimate it. Before it can really gain traction we need to dumb it down a lot. To the point where it probably isn't Java anyway ;) Exactly! And on top of that, Drupal is actually not too hard to manage too. It's probably not suited for end-users, but any one with a little experience will be able to figure out how to install modules, create tags, etc.

I still believe JEE has its place in all this, I just think many Java developer overestimate it. Before it can really gain traction we need to dumb it down a lot. To the point where it probably isn't Java anyway ;)

]]> By: K http://www.streamhead.com/j2ee-drupal-apples-oranges/#comment-939 K Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:39:02 +0000 http://www.streamhead.com/?p=502#comment-939 Thanks for the post. Reminds me of why I hated IBM Websphere WCM and love Drupal. Enterprise Java apps tend to add way to much complication to something that should be a simple application. The whole point of most CMS is to make it easy for the end user to add content, and a lot of J2EE fails miserably at that. Thanks for the post. Reminds me of why I hated IBM Websphere WCM and love Drupal. Enterprise Java apps tend to add way to much complication to something that should be a simple application. The whole point of most CMS is to make it easy for the end user to add content, and a lot of J2EE fails miserably at that.

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