Comment on Poll: What languages are you using to build your startup?Comments−brianm18yMissing option, Java.−jsjenkins168OP18yEDIT: Added. Can be a catch-all for other Java frameworks not utilizing JSP.−ardit3318yThere are many web frameworks in java that don't use JSPs. Wicket is a good one.−gojomo18yMany web services use servlets directly -- no JSP or other 'framework'.Other web startups may use Java for internal roles other than 'serving pages'.Still others may have an applet or desktop-Java component to their overall service.−shiranaihito18yVarious other web-frameworks?Out of those three, only JSP is like a basic building-block for web stuff.It might be better to name only "Java", which would then cover everything related.−jsjenkins168OP18yYeah youre probably right. I just wanted to separately measure JSF and GWT, but there's so many other frameworks its probably better to simply group them under "Java".
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Missing option, Java.
EDIT: Added. Can be a catch-all for other Java frameworks not utilizing JSP.
There are many web frameworks in java that don't use JSPs. Wicket is a good one.
Many web services use servlets directly -- no JSP or other 'framework'.
Other web startups may use Java for internal roles other than 'serving pages'.
Still others may have an applet or desktop-Java component to their overall service.
Various other web-frameworks?
Out of those three, only JSP is like a basic building-block for web stuff.
It might be better to name only "Java", which would then cover everything related.
Yeah youre probably right. I just wanted to separately measure JSF and GWT, but there's so many other frameworks its probably better to simply group them under "Java".