Poll: Best JVM Web Framework 2011

P

Peter Horlock

J

john gresh

Hi everyone,

based on a test from Matt in 2007, I've created a poll to find out
what the best Web framework you know.
I've collected over 70 Frameworks I found, in case you know a better
one,
just use the name field to put the name of the other framework, in the
last
"other" field.
Here's the survey:http://www.doodle.com/bga6m28r26iazzpb?newDesign=false

P.s.: Here's Matt's  evaluation:http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AtkkDCT2WDMXdC1HOEtnUHpCejJMb...

Thanks,

Peter

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?
 
L

Lew

Peter said:
based on a test from Matt in 2007, I've created a poll to find out
Who?
what the best Web framework you know.
Why?
I've collected over 70 Frameworks [sic] I found, in case you know a better one,
just use the name field to put the name of the other framework, in the last
"other" field.

Again, why?
Here's the survey: httÏ://www.doodle.spam/bga6m28r26iazzpb?newDesign=false

P.s. [sic]: Here's Matt's evaluation:
httÏ://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AtkkDCT2WDMXdC1HOEtnUHpCejJMb...more.spam
Thanks,

Spammer

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?

The best Web framework I know is, "Don't support spammers."
 
A

Arne Vajhøj

Peter said:
based on a test from Matt in 2007, I've created a poll to find out
Who?
what the best Web framework you know.
Why?
I've collected over 70 Frameworks [sic] I found, in case you know a
better one,
just use the name field to put the name of the other framework, in
the last
"other" field.

Again, why?
Here's the survey:
httÏ://www.doodle.spam/bga6m28r26iazzpb?newDesign=false

P.s. [sic]: Here's Matt's evaluation:
httÏ://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AtkkDCT2WDMXdC1HOEtnUHpCejJMb...more.spam

Thanks,

Spammer

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?

The best Web framework I know is, "Don't support spammers."

Why is it spam?

Java web frameworks seems to be on topic in at least cljp.

And Matt Raibble's evaluation is well known (many people do not
agree with it, but that is another story).

And
 
L

Lew

Peter Horlock wrote:
based on a test from Matt in 2007, I've created a poll to find out
Who?

what the best Web framework you know.
Why?

I've collected over 70 Frameworks [sic] I found, in case you know a
better one,
just use the name field to put the name of the other framework, in
the last
"other" field.

Again, why?
Here's the survey:
httÏ://www.doodle.spam/bga6m28r26iazzpb?newDesign=false

P.s. [sic]: Here's Matt's evaluation:
httÏ://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AtkkDCT2WDMXdC1HOEtnUHpCejJMb...more.spam


Thanks,

Spammer

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?

The best Web framework I know is, "Don't support spammers."

Why is it spam?

Java web frameworks seems to be on topic in at least cljp.

And Matt Raibble's evaluation is well known (many people do not
agree with it, but that is another story).

I'm not questioning discussion of Web frameworks, but that's not what the OP
offered.

The OP asked us to participate in a "poll" of such frameworks, without a word
of explanation or enrollment as to the value of our participation. He
referred to "Matt" with no last name, so of course I asked "Who?" How would I
know of which "Matt" he spoke?

There are a lot of spam posts in these newsgroups. It's only fair that
posters who put something up that is superficially spam-like should provide
additional information, and responses to our questions, to let us know that
they are legitimate.
 
A

Arne Vajhøj

On 02/26/2011 02:18 PM, john gresh wrote:
Peter Horlock wrote:
based on a test from Matt in 2007, I've created a poll to find out

Who?

what the best Web framework you know.

Why?

I've collected over 70 Frameworks [sic] I found, in case you know a
better one,
just use the name field to put the name of the other framework, in
the last
"other" field.

Again, why?

Here's the survey:
httÏ://www.doodle.spam/bga6m28r26iazzpb?newDesign=false

P.s. [sic]: Here's Matt's evaluation:
httÏ://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AtkkDCT2WDMXdC1HOEtnUHpCejJMb...more.spam



Thanks,

Spammer

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?

The best Web framework I know is, "Don't support spammers."

Why is it spam?

Java web frameworks seems to be on topic in at least cljp.

And Matt Raibble's evaluation is well known (many people do not
agree with it, but that is another story).

I'm not questioning discussion of Web frameworks, but that's not what
the OP offered.

The OP asked us to participate in a "poll" of such frameworks, without a
word of explanation or enrollment as to the value of our participation.
He referred to "Matt" with no last name, so of course I asked "Who?" How
would I know of which "Matt" he spoke?

There are a lot of spam posts in these newsgroups. It's only fair that
posters who put something up that is superficially spam-like should
provide additional information, and responses to our questions, to let
us know that they are legitimate.

I am pretty sure that the OP has posted here before.

And happened to remember Matt Raibles evaluation.

The slides are here:
http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/my_comparing_jvm_web_frameworks

Arne
 
T

Tom Anderson

Wasn't quite sure how to add other frameworks to the poll. How about
POJO (and/or none of the above) or JSTL?

This is a bit of a futile exercise, because nobody has used all the
frameworks; i voted for Stripes, which i like, despite the fact that there
are a dozen frameworks there i've never even heard of. It might be better
as an elimination tournament; at least then you'd only need people to have
used the two frameworks in each head-to-head.

Why is this cross-posted to clj.beans? And do we consider web frameworks
software tools?

tom
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Members online

No members online now.

Forum statistics

Threads
473,755
Messages
2,569,536
Members
45,013
Latest member
KatriceSwa

Latest Threads

Top