Lessons Learned Doing Java Programming for a Website
Ari Halberstadt does for Java Servlets what Phil Greenspun did for Tk/Tcl in this page full of programmer aphorisms. He’s a photographer too.
What’s interesting is that he’s found rules of thumb for servlets that are similir to I’ve found working with PHP the past nine months.
“Your template system should have some conditional logic in it, otherwise your Java code gets tied to the presentation layer.”
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