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There's No Boundary Between "Web 1.0" and "Web 2.0" - Just a Blurry Verge
'Web 2.0' is an example of what the historian Daniel Boorstin would have called 'the Fertile Verge.' Web 2.0 is also a Boom Town, and - as Virginia Postrel points out - 'Boom towns break down barriers; they mix together talent from everywhere; they challenge complacency and overturn assumptions. They are sometimes ugly and almost always stressful, but they foster invention, progress, and learning. And they let people chase their dreams.'
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... but isn't Monson-Haefel right?. JEE is not simple by any means. What shall I use when my company wants me to quickly proto-type a simple application? MS Access?

He must be a lazy slacker who wants to drag and drop everything.

Java Enterprise Edition (formerly J2EE) is one of the main platforms for development of the Enterprise applications. Richard Monson-Haefel use to be one of the noted Java Experts, author of various books on J2EE technology. But even experts should not forget about taking their morning pills religiously. Just miss one day, and you may produce a podcast that predicts soon death of Java EE 5.


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