ekabanov
Re:Java tools and technologieslandscape for 2014
on Wednesday May 21, 2014 @12:12PM (#7779008)
Unfortunately this is exactly the kind of anecdotal which just doesn't work. Popularity of tools and technologies varies greatly between geographies, industries and maturity. E.g. English-speaking world and German-speaking world value tools and techs in entirely different ways.
How risk blindness hurts startups
Data-Driven Engineering - practices that impact quality & delivery
Lose 100 Deals: The First Year Plan of an Enterprise Startup
JRebel maker buys Javeleon for total Java domination
It's not execution, it's the next 500 ideas you have
Want to do a startup? You'll need 500 ideas, not 1.
Good Warranty, Bad Warranty, Apple Warranty
Hack Yourself to Prevent Procrastination & Information Overload
Developer Productivity Report (Mostly Generic, Some Java-Focused)
Java is not dead or Your mom is the new COBOL.
Re:Eclipse launches new language to cut down Java boilerplate - Extend
on Sunday November 06, 2011 @12:23AM (#3201843)
There are no real Turing-complete languages, as Turing-completeness requires infinite hardware. And certainly there are degrees of incompleteness, expressed by which programs run out of memory faster.
A Programmer's Day Puzzle
Survey: How do you update your Java EE app in production?
Re:Startup vs. Company
on Wednesday March 23, 2011 @12:46PM (#2360158)
One way to define a startup is explosive growth -- more than 2x every year. If you have such growth it's not an established business with well-defined market, products and processes and you have to reinvent yourself every year. Mind you they do differentiate between early stage startups and growth stage startups.