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Originally posted by Darrin Smith:
From what I've read recnetly, it sure seems like Tapestry is a very nice framework, but I do have one concern:
Given JSF, and the fact that it SEEMS to be a competitor for Tapestry more so than for Struts or Swing, do you think that Tapestry is viable long term?
I mean, Sun sure seems like they want to push JSF, so doesn't it make sense that it will dominate?
Please tell me if I'm wrong here. I'd like to use Tapestry (read good things) but only if it has a long term future....not something that will be hard to find coders for in the not so distance future.
Originally posted by Francis Amanfo:
Besides Sun's backing of JDO, a competitor of Hibernate, it hasn't been adopted as widely as Hibernate. Not even close! I can say with certainty that if you place a job ad today looking for coders for JDO vs Hibernate, you'll find far more Hibernate coders than you would for JDO. The future of JDO now seems questionable because of Hibenate-like features that would be adopted for the persistence layer in EJB 3.0.
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