Comment: Re:Comments/Ratings policy, propaganda (Score 2, Interesting) 80
There are idiots that actually care to read the Youtube comments besides the idiots that reply to them?
There are idiots that actually care to read the Youtube comments besides the idiots that reply to them?
Well, last I'd heard, Opera was asking for their product to be bundled with Windows, in addition to IE.
Great! So now they have something they can use to download Firefox, since mozilla doesn't want it to be bundled.
3) SQL injection isn't that hard to prevent. Seriously.
Yep, just use Java and PreparedStatements
Haha, you got modded troll and overrated.
I guess the people with mod points today aren't real engineers.
The whole application is not likely to be the problem but there may be certain bottlenecks that you just can't get around.
After profiling the app and attempting to make changes in Java, you can always write a native library and call it if performance is better.
No need to rewrite the whole application.
ngen has it's drawbacks. A lot of optimizations are better dun at run time. With JIT optimizations, the compiler can be more aggressive and then still have the ability to back out of optimizations if necessary.
ngen can help with load time but for constantly running instances, such as web applications, load time is irrelevant.
You've obviously never heard of java's just in time compiler.
According to this, http://www.odinjobs.com/US_skill_statistics.html
Java developers are still in more demand.
I had other links but don't have time to find them now.
Java webapps haven't been slow for some time. A few years ago, after being a java developer since the mid 90's, I played around with PHP and have developed some sites with it. I did some informal benchmarking, using my custom java framework against a very simple PHP application that actually did less work. The java web app performed much better.
I haven't really looked at
I'm not an insider on either camp and I've been mostly using postgresql on my own projects.
But my sense is that Sun kept wanting to go opensource but MySQL wanted to directly monetize the product and not just be a free add on to sell hardware and other services.
This seemed to happen early on when MySQL announced some new features would not be opensourced shortly after acquisition, then Schwartz came back and spanked them into place.
I'd love to see Woz and Andy Bechtolsheim working on a new generation Thumper.
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