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20050510 Tuesday May 10, 2005

Talking about Java IDE popularity

Roumen has a good blog entry on mapping the Gartner hype curve to a Java IDE Memegraph. Neat-o.

(2005-05-10 10:38:00.0) Permalink Comments [2]

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Posted by Kristine on May 10, 2005 at 02:10 PM PDT #

I'm debating the above comment. I don't like SPAM in comments. While the above link is SPAM, it's SPAM that is well targeted. Sigh. To delete or not to delete. To participate in the poll or not, that's an even more interesting question.

Posted by John Clingan on May 10, 2005 at 07:54 PM PDT #

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