+1
Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21) wrote:
First of all: Happy Birthday Ted (maybe a bit late, but I read the Struts
mailinglist only in the office because of its hig volume)
Is Struts a product?
- If products means that it is marketed: I do not have the feeling
- If
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which JSF list?
the myfaces-list or another one? (I follow myfaces, because sun offers
only
a rather unfriendly forum...)
Alexander
(promoting Struts until I got JSF rea
Marsh-Bourdon, Christopher wrote the following on 4/11/2005 9:26 AM:
How's about calling us a "prommunity" where the product is the community (in
part)?
Yea, I like this - it's similar to Kramer and Frank's "bro" or "manzier":)
(Happy belated birthday Ted)
--
Rick
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Happy Birthday, Ted. Many more! Both and they are not antithetical
or a choice.
Jack
On Apr 10, 2005 4:55 AM, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As of about 2a EST this morning, 134,788 messages were posted to this
> list. Even for five years, that's a lot of traffic!
>
> Most of those me
It is simply a community.
I my case I had started my own version of Struts without realizing that
there was already one created but with a community behind it !
I soon stopped using my own and switched to Struts. [Okay, I still have on
application in production yet to be converted]
In the end S
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Hi
Is there any other "real" list than MyFaces :)
Hermod
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The safe answer is of course that it is both, and it's the answer I give...
If it was only a product, I would say it would be worth considerably less
if there wasn't such a great community built around it...
And if it was just a community I would say that is kind of pointless
without a product at
Hi
Is there any other "real" list than MyFaces :)
Hermod
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Ted,
I say it's both. The software that we download is a product, but the
mailing list and the friends that we have made through it is a
community.
Simon
On Apr 10, 2005 6:55 AM, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
*snip*
> What
Ted,
I say it's both. The software that we download is a product, but the
mailing list and the friends that we have made through it is a
community.
Simon
On Apr 10, 2005 6:55 AM, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
*snip*
> What do you say? Are we a product or a community?
>
> Here's my +1 f
, 2005 2:20 PM
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Subject: RE: [REFERENDUM] Struts is a Community
Hi
Nag Nag - Have you followed the JSF list lately ?
Hermod
(A great fan of Struts - and lately also JSF/Shale)
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] Struts is a Community
First of all: Happy Birthday Ted (maybe a bit late, but I read the
Struts mailinglist only in the office because of its hig volume)
Is Struts a product?
- If products means that it is marketed: I do not have the feeling
- If product means
First of all: Happy Birthday Ted (maybe a bit late, but I read the Struts
mailinglist only in the office because of its hig volume)
Is Struts a product?
- If products means that it is marketed: I do not have the feeling
- If product means something like MS Off
Ted Husted wrote:
What do you say? Are we a product or a community?
Here's my +1 for community.
-Ted.
I have been talking about JDNC and Flash so loonnggg.
+1 for community.
.V
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I would say Struts is both a product and a community. And in my opion this
is
the great thing about Struts.
Struts is a product because many individuals as well as compagnies build
commercial web
applications based on Struts.
By searching one job-index here in Denmark I find several
job-announ
Ted Husted wrote:
As of about 2a EST this morning, 134,788 messages were posted to this
list. Even for five years, that's a lot of traffic!
Most of those messages have been about users helping other users. Some
others, often marked "Friday" or "Beer" have been about users
entertaining users. :) And
I would say we are both a product and a community. And in my opion this is
a very good thing.
Struts is a product because many compagnies build commercial web
applications based on Struts.
By searching one job-index here in Denmark I find several
job-announcements which asks
for Struts skill
wish product
x had a single community like Struts', Microsoft Office products being one.
+1 for Product (With an excellent support network).
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From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [REFERENDUM] S
As of about 2a EST this morning, 134,788 messages were posted to this
list. Even for five years, that's a lot of traffic!
Most of those messages have been about users helping other users. Some
others, often marked "Friday" or "Beer" have been about users
entertaining users. :) And, occasionally, w
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