Using Java for web development is like using a wrecking ball to hammer in a nail. Use something that fits the job better, like Zend Framework, Django or Ruby on Rails. In web development, time to market is everything. Build your application and hopefully you get a large user base. Then when performance is an issue, you should already be working on a rewrite that can incorporate something like Java on the backend.
I'm glad you posted this. I was wondering the same thing. I know there is http://dansguardian.org/ but I haven't talked to anyone who uses it. I know OSX has great built in security features, but XP leaves you out there on your own to buy something.
Everything that you described sounds horrible. How are you supposed to get any work done when you're constantly teaching the other guy? It would probably be in your best interests to pack up and move to a better job.
Agreed with everything you said. You could write your own classes to turn PHP into acting strongly typed, then sanitize your data after it's been type checked, but that might be beyond the scope of this project.
Save yourself some hassle and read this too:
http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/168
It will help validating those inputs.
Slashdot Mirror
https://github.com/openx/openx-source
Using Java for web development is like using a wrecking ball to hammer in a nail. Use something that fits the job better, like Zend Framework, Django or Ruby on Rails. In web development, time to market is everything. Build your application and hopefully you get a large user base. Then when performance is an issue, you should already be working on a rewrite that can incorporate something like Java on the backend.
Yeah, it's 3.0. Maybe it's time to check out the new 3.5 RC.
I honestly don't think the issue is with Firefox. I think there is something wrong with Firefox/Flash. Hopefully they will figure it out.
Firefox is still my browser of choice, due to the plug-ins I use daily. I have to wonder how Flash intensive the sites loaded were.
Nice. You know it's working if they're complaining about it :)
I'm glad you posted this. I was wondering the same thing. I know there is http://dansguardian.org/ but I haven't talked to anyone who uses it. I know OSX has great built in security features, but XP leaves you out there on your own to buy something.
Everything that you described sounds horrible. How are you supposed to get any work done when you're constantly teaching the other guy? It would probably be in your best interests to pack up and move to a better job.
Agreed with everything you said. You could write your own classes to turn PHP into acting strongly typed, then sanitize your data after it's been type checked, but that might be beyond the scope of this project. Save yourself some hassle and read this too: http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/168 It will help validating those inputs.