"The more I learn,the more,I get to know, is left to learn."
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." --- Martin Fowler
Please correct my English.
"The more I learn,the more,I get to know, is left to learn."
"The more I learn,the more,I get to know, is left to learn."
Preet Prasannan wrote:Did a small research in the meanwhile and I came to a conclusion that cloud is broadly more about the resources that are put on the network and that otherwise would have to be bought by an organisation,configured and maintained. So all the servers, as required, the operating systems etc can be had in the cloud.
Am I correct in saying so?
If yes, is it possible to get such a cloud for trial so that I can explore?
And as for java development, I can put the repository in the cloud and give access to the developers.
"The more I learn,the more,I get to know, is left to learn."
In the Java development lifecycle, the only place where the cloud comes into the picture is then, only the deployment.Is it correct.?
And regarding the repository, I was thinking if I could have the Svn or a CVS server running in the cloud, that puts my development environment also to the cloud. Which means that I dont have to worry about getting physical machines or data centres for saving my code. Am I correct in saying so?
"The more I learn,the more,I get to know, is left to learn."
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