By bloid
via jroller.com
Published: Jan 19 2007 / 23:57
Paul Browne's article on the advent of the Google Spreadsheet and it's impact on Java-land has come in for a lot of stick. I get the feeling some mud would have been thrown anyway, but that mostly folks were confused by the title which read "Do Google Spreadsheets mean the end of Java?". I don't think that was the core point Paul was making.
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Comments
bloid replied ago:
We had the original here: http://www.dzone.com/links/google_spreadsheets_mean_the_end_of_java.html
I think it broke all complaint records ;)
ilazarte replied ago:
lol, let this one go bloid, it's a loss ;)
bjd773 complained ago:
It's reading a bit much into the mentioned idiotic article.
johnmcclean replied ago:
Well the ideas contained within are my own, but I read Paul's article favourably as (ignoring the polemic / attention grabbing headline) I agreed with the sub-text.
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