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From: albartell
If you were able to take "configuring" or mapping out of the Java code
(because really it serves a simple purpose) and allow it to just know how
to
render the data it is passed, well then this architecture would be just
fine. But it's the fact that a programmer has to touch a piece of data
twice in the UI layer when using Java vs. once when using RPG.
Back to the contradicting. I am strictly talking about server side
technologies and you and I both know that Javascript doesn't compare in
complexity to Java on the iSeries (or any othe platform).
Most of the time people
simply aren't using Javascript as much as the highest end sites out there
(obviously AJAX is catching on).
I'm sorry, but this drum beat that Java is too hard but JavaScript is notis simply indefensible.
We'll have to differ I guess. I just don't see the two being the same -
in use or function.
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