C++ is my favorite language, is fast, portable and he have a lot of nice tool for development. So at this time i work in aerospace sector and i develop a quality management system. I do it whit Jboss seam. The main idea is nice but when it come the time to write and debug the code, the nightmare just begin! each line is a new adventure. The problem is this one, J2EE is base on to many different source, JSF (myface ...), EJB3(glassfish, jboss AS), (seam, to made easy the link between the first tow framework i mention) and for a nice looking interface you can use (RichFace, IceFace, ajax4jsf...). If you need help there a lot of good book, each book have 500 pages, more or less. Why Ruby on Rail is so popular? It's because there's only one Rail!!! At my opinion if you wanna beat Java you have to follow the rail approach, I don't think you have to copy rail, like many project try to do, whit out success. At my opinion the requirement are that one,
- ORM tool in c++
- Ajax easy integration
- Crud generator, (And the generated code must be highly reusable! Not a what you see is all you get class!)
- Dynamic debugging tool, not message base html page, that very frustrating,
- Easy to configure, there annotation in Java, the pojo approach work pretty well. Since there is no annotation in c++ we need to rely on another approach. Ruby use syntactic signification rule. Another approach is to propose default value, so the user change value only when he need it... There a place for innovation here.
One tool you forget to mention is CORBA, one of the most powerful tool. CORBA is portable, fast, maybe a little bit complex but very powerful!! There anything needed for distributed application on it. The protocol IIOP is ten time faster one the network than any other text-based protocol like soap for example. CORBA is secure, there are encryption functionality build in it. All is needed is a way to write a simple client using a CORBA reference in JavaScript.
So if you need my help, i will very open to this project !-)
Oct. 12, 2007, 2:34 p.m. - Dave Courtois
C++ is my favorite language, is fast, portable and he have a lot of nice tool for development. So at this time i work in aerospace sector and i develop a quality management system. I do it whit Jboss seam. The main idea is nice but when it come the time to write and debug the code, the nightmare just begin! each line is a new adventure. The problem is this one, J2EE is base on to many different source, JSF (myface ...), EJB3(glassfish, jboss AS), (seam, to made easy the link between the first tow framework i mention) and for a nice looking interface you can use (RichFace, IceFace, ajax4jsf...). If you need help there a lot of good book, each book have 500 pages, more or less. Why Ruby on Rail is so popular? It's because there's only one Rail!!! At my opinion if you wanna beat Java you have to follow the rail approach, I don't think you have to copy rail, like many project try to do, whit out success. At my opinion the requirement are that one, - ORM tool in c++ - Ajax easy integration - Crud generator, (And the generated code must be highly reusable! Not a what you see is all you get class!) - Dynamic debugging tool, not message base html page, that very frustrating, - Easy to configure, there annotation in Java, the pojo approach work pretty well. Since there is no annotation in c++ we need to rely on another approach. Ruby use syntactic signification rule. Another approach is to propose default value, so the user change value only when he need it... There a place for innovation here. One tool you forget to mention is CORBA, one of the most powerful tool. CORBA is portable, fast, maybe a little bit complex but very powerful!! There anything needed for distributed application on it. The protocol IIOP is ten time faster one the network than any other text-based protocol like soap for example. CORBA is secure, there are encryption functionality build in it. All is needed is a way to write a simple client using a CORBA reference in JavaScript. So if you need my help, i will very open to this project !-)