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2 Comments Published by Luigi October 31st, 2006 in Internet, JavaScript, WebThe difference between Libraries and Frameworks
0 Comments Published by Luigi October 30th, 2006 in Java, SoftwareWhat’s the difference between a library and a framework?
Do you have an answer?
In one of the latest meet of the JUG Torino I heared a nice aswer from Simon:
Libraries are a software called by you; the framework is that software that calls you.
Neat!
Also we can say that you write code around several libraries, and you […]
I’ll visit friends of GNUG in Torino this afternoon at the Linux Day 2006.
I really love Google Personal HomePage. Google Personal HomePage lets you to have GMail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Analytics, weather forecasts, and much more in a single page for a quick overview. Almost any application can be integrated with it.
Recently Google launched Google Docs & Spreadsheets, which makes possible to write and […]
Using plain JDBC to access databases involves in a lot repetitive code. On serveral project I worked on I’ve seen some “frameworks” that often required more code than using jdbc direclty. I’ve always thought that a good framework/library is that one that requires to you to write the less code as possible: only the necessary […]
JUG Torino’s October meeting
0 Comments Published by Luigi October 22nd, 2006 in Java, Speeches and ConferencesOctober’s meeting of Java User Group Torino wil take place on 26th with this schedule:
18.30: Check-in!
18.45: Quickie: “Starting with Robocode!” by Domenico Ventura (JUG Torino)
19.00: Seminar: “The Multimedia Home Platform (MHP)” by Domenico Barbieri (Sun Italy)
20.00: EOF (maybe having a VeryBigPizza all together!)
You may find more info about the event here.
Currently I'm working on project that started anew some months ago. Even if it's not a legacy project, the client (a public administration company) imposed a list of technologies that are considered "stable". This means: jdk 1.3.1, struts 1.2 + jsp, stateless session beans on weblogic 7, and pure jdbc access to the database. After [...]
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