In Neal's opinion this demonstrates the confusion in the Java world about web frameworks. He argues that if people only had 3 choices, they could go and compare them while, when presented with 10 or 20 alternatives, paralysis sets in and they end up using Struts or creating another version of their home-grown framework
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sigzero replied ago:
I don't think that is right. Certainly there are a lot of choices but you can gravitate pretty quickly to the one that suits you better. I think some people just like to do that stuff.
dzonelurker replied ago:
"No framework" will be the next big thing.
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