By bloid
via blog.xebia.com
Published: Dec 06 2007 / 11:24
In most organizations you often have the restriction that software needs to be implemented in one language (in our case Java). I think this is often based on certain assumptions like: “It saves money because the employees do not have to learn more than one language.” or “We have invested a lot of money in these expensive commercial Application Servers and are afraid to loose our investments.”
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plughead replied ago:
I'm not sure I agree or not--I think it depends on the situation. (If you wind up with a large project that's a mish-mash of different languages then I'd say it's a Very Bad idea.)
Either way, this article is rather short and not very well argued, IMO.
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