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Posted to dev@cocoon.apache.org by Rob Jellinghaus <ro...@unrealities.com> on 2002/04/11 03:18:57 UTC
Re: Ranting on a Wednesday evening [was: RE: Cocoon Marketing
Position]
At 01:43 AM 4/11/2002 +0200, Uli Mayring wrote:
>Project #user #dev /user /dev ratio
>Xalan 1282 10825 99 833 0.2
>Ant 13829 18143 1064 1396 0.8
>Cocoon 14504 18083 1116 1387 0.8
>Velocity 5866 3938 451 303 1.5
>Tomcat 41090 20315 3160 1563 2.0
>Soap 8974 3355 690 258 2.7
>Struts 25535 5379 1964 414 4.7
>Zope 27651 5915 2127 455 4.7
>
>Yep, Cocoon is definitely a developer technology. Users go elsewhere. Any
>other interpretations of these numbers?
One other interpretation: Struts-dev is dead! I posted a fairly
provocative email there yesterday, and no response whatsoever. I think the
fact that cocoon-dev postings outweigh struts-dev postings by almost 4 to 1
indicates that Cocoon developers are definitely more loquacious and
potentially more numerous than Struts developers. (I'm a bit depressed
about it, actually -- the Struts developers seem rather inaccessible.)
(Why'd you omit Axis? the last project I contributed to....)
Cheers,
Rob
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