You could use more mainstream press coverage on things like this. (I'll blog on the EGL Cafe about it.) There are also a number of success stories listed on the EGL Cafe. There were some great presentations at IBM Innovate on how business partners and customers are using EGL. We certainly appreciate all you do to help get to the word out on EGL and EDT! The more folks that help get the word out, the better! Saying something is great is more believable when it comes from the people using it really than the people making it. That being said, it's not just IBM that needs to talk about the value of EGL and EDT. (Plus, they are busy coding RBD and EDT at the same time, as well as supporting clients.) I'll pass your comment on to the non-dev types that are more likely to be involved in promotion of EDT. The development team is made up of heads-down types that love to code, and are not so much into horn tooting. I agree that we could do a better job of sharing the good news about the work we've been doing. I do what I can to publish articles on EDT/EGL and I did manage to get EDT a Slashdot mention but it seems strangely like there is practically radio silence from the actual project team when it comes to getting EDT in front of the developer community at large.Īny thoughts from the project team or others about this? If EDT is ever going to be more than just an academic exercise for IBM and a few partners then someone on the project team with some media savvy is going to have to start getting the word out. Opa gets press all the time and is hailed as having introduced this "new paradigm for Web programming". In an Opa application, the client-side UI, server-side logic, and database I/O are all implemented in a single language, Opa." Rather, it seeks to eliminate them all at once, by proposing an entirely new paradigm for Web programming. Opa doesn't replace any of these languages individually.
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