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Greg Bogart -Astrology & Spiritual Awakening Plus More with Scott Cluthe
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The Astrology of Wisdom/Understanding on Your Spiritual Journey. Greg Bogart is a world class author-astrologer-psychotherapist/human being
Greg Bogart Live with Scott Cluthe Wednesday Night at 8 EST-7 CST-6 MST-5 PST
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Greg Bogart, Ph.D., MFT. All of the writings described on this website are an outgrowth of my professional practice as a psychotherapist (LMFT 28276). His work combines meditation, yoga, Jungian dreamwork, existential psychotherapy, psychosynthesis, and Buddhist psychology with the cyclical wisdom and archetypal symbolism of astrology. In Greg's writings he explores methodologies of emotional and spiritual process work using dreams, meditation, breath awareness, and dream symbolism. I encourage others to attempt these practices, which are freely available, for their own healing and self-liberation.
Currently he lectures in psychology at Sonoma State University, is an adjunct instructor at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), and a teacher in the New York Open Center's Holistic Psychology program. Previously Greg taught for 20 years in the Counseling Psychology and East-West psychology programs at CIIS, John F. Kennedy University, Dominican University, and the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
Beginning in 1974 Mr. Bogart studied meditation and hatha yoga with three great teachers: Swami Muktananda, Judith Lasater, and Allan Bateman. He is a graduate of the yoga teacher training at the Iyengar Yoga Institute of San Francisco.
Dr George Glass Live-The Overparenting Epidemic with Scott Cluthe
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Scottt Cluthe Live with Dr George Brown on his work and books, The Overparenting Epidemic and Blending Families Successfully. Call in at 347-308-8478
Whatever we label it, overparenting—anxious, invasive, overly attentive, and competitive parenting—may have finally backfired. As we witness the first generation of overparented children becoming adults in their own right, many studies show that when baby boomer parents intervene inappropriately––with too much advice, excessive favors, and erasing obstacles that kids should negotiate themselves––their "millennial" children end up ill-behaved, anxious, narcissistic, entitled youths unable to cope with everyday life. The obsession with providing everything a child could possibly need, from macrobiotic cupcakes to 24/7 tutors, has created epidemic levels of depression and stress in our country's youth, but this can be avoided if parents would just take a giant step back, check their ambitions at the door, and do what's really best for their kids.
Written by a noted psychiatrist and a parenting specialist, The Overparenting Epidemic is a science-based yet humorous and practical book that features an easy-to-read menu of pragmatic, reasonable advice for how to parent children effectively and lovingly without overdoing it, especially in the context of today's demanding world
Marriage in Modern Life-Dr Anne Malec Live with Scott Cluthe
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Live tonight with Scott Cluthe, Dr Anne Malec, Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Her new book, Marriage in Modern Life
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Dr. Anne Brennan Malec is the founder and managing partner of Symmetry Counseling, a counseling, coaching, and psychotherapy group practice located in downtown Chicago.
Dr. Malec, who had an earlier career in business, made a significant shift in 2000 when she began her training in the fields of Marriage and Family Therapy and later, Clinical Psychology. Dr. Malec earned her Bachelor's degree from Villanova University in Accountancy and holds two Master's degrees: one in Liberal Studies from DePaul University, and one in Marital and Family Therapy from Northwestern University. Dr. Malec earned her Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She gained significant clinical training and experience from affiliations with The Family Institute at Northwestern University, Neuropsychological and Rehabilitation Consultants, Chicago Center for Family Health, Advocate Masonic Ravenswood Family Practice Medical Center, Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the University of Chicago Medical Center.
Dr. Malec is currently a member of the American Family Therapy Academy, American Psychological Association, American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, Alumni Advisory Board of the Family Institute of Northwestern University, Professional Women's Club of Chicago, and The Financial Therapy Association.
Cosmic Cradle with Elizabeth and Neil Carman LIVE with Scott Cluthe
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Scott Cluthe LIVE with Elizabeth & Neil Carman, co-authors of Cosmic Cradle.
According to co-author Dr. Elizabeth Carman "In our book, we have collected reports from people who were born with memory of life before birth and from mothers who communicate with their children (pre-birth) via dreams and more. This is not some paranormal woo, woo book, we have documented so many similar encounters that the proof is undeniable."
While so many books share about NDE (near-death) and Afterlife experiences, very few succinctly detail and use cross-cultural parallels to compare the undeniable experience of souls entering the earth plane versus leaving it. Cosmic Cradle shares over 100 pre-birth stories from contemporary people, as well as pre-birth reports from 108 various cultures.
"More importantly, states Dr. Neil Carman, as more people realize their innermost core is rooted in Light and Love, the world will be a better place. This is the true goal of our book and our research to inspire readers to understand the timeless journey of their soul."
Elizabeth Carman is a pre-birth awareness educator and a former community service person who worked with low-income families, adoption, and foster care. Elizabeth received a BA in psychology, an MA in interdisciplinary studies, and an honorary PhD for her pre-birth research published in an initial book, Cosmic Cradle: Souls Waiting in the Wings for Birth (2000).
Neil Carman has a life-long love for nature and metaphysics, receiving botany degrees and a PhD in phytochemistry. Neil served on university faculty teaching biology and the science of consciousness at the University of Texas, Austin.
Gumption: Scott Barnett CEO of Bubba Gump Shrimp LIVE with Scott Cluthe Tonight
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Scott Cluthe LIVE tonight with Scott Barnett, founding CEO of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company restaurants and authjor of the new book, Gumption. Call in LIVE: 347-308-8478
Written in a cinematic style, this book is about the creation, growth, and sale of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company. The concept began when Paramount Pictures reached out to see if there was interest in creating a restaurant based on the movie Forrest Gump. It is also the personal story of the author's growth as a CEO and creator of restaurant concepts. A host of situations are described such as restaurant concept creation, high stakes boardroom confrontations, and escaping corrupt officials in foreign lands. The narrative is partly an unvarnished peak behind the everyday scenes of restaurants, movie studios, and Wall Street. There is also an almost step-by-step recounting of how the Bubba Gump concept and others were created and operated. Lessons can be learned on unorthodox methods used in moving from traditional approaches to untried ways of doing business.
Scott Barnett is the founding CEO of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company restaurants. He has given talks on service, management techniques, leadership, and financial performance metrics. He has actively consulted with a number of restaurant companies worldwide, and he is a recognized expert on transactions, branding, concept development, and overall operations. He lives in Solana Beach, California.
Carmen Harra: Karma Queens LIVE with Scott Cluthe
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Scott Cluthe LIVE with Carmen Harra, Ph.D., as we discuss her new Book Karma Queens and take your calls. Call early to talk with Carmen ! 347-308-8478
Licensed clinical psychologist, intuitive counselor, and upcoming Bravo celebrity Carmen Harra shows readers the power of karma!
When it comes to our interactions with family, friends, and the people we live with or work with, the drama can be overwhelming and confusing if we aren't guided by love—the karmic cure for every hurt, rift, misunderstanding, conflict, and betrayal. In her new book Karma Queen: The Truth About Karma and Relationships, Carmen Harra draws upon her knowledge of psychology and metaphysics, her experience as a therapist and counselor, and her own relationships to help readers untangle the complexities of their relationships and get the most out of them.
This book applies Carmen's ideas to all types of relationships, because she firmly believes that karma affects every relationship in our lives—including whether we ever meet our soul mate. Rich in practical, solid advice, the book will also feature stories drawn from Carmen's new reality show and from her life.
John Bradshaw Live-Post Romantic Stress Disorder with Scott Cluthe
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POST ROMANTIC STRESS DISORDER: Why The Honeymoon Must End and What You Can Do About It by John Bradshaw
Selected by his fellow mental health professionals as '"One of the 100 Most Influential Writers on Emotional Health in the Twentieth Century," John Bradshaw explains why the honeymoon must end and what you can do about it. "Being in love is not love," explains John Bradshaw.
IN POST ROMANTIC STRESS DISORDER relationship and personal growth expert John Bradshaw, offers positive, concrete and creative ways for finding more meaningful love, intimacy, friendship and fulfillment in our relationships. John Bradshaw offers you a realistic understanding of why many self-help books and a large amount of marital therapy have neither stemmed the rising divorce rate nor brought a solution to the terror of aloneness that keeps many couples bound in boring and non-fulfilling relationships.
Much new research including findings in anthropology, evolutionary psychology, and neuroscience has necessitated that we look at marriage and long-term relationships in a new way, adopting expectations that are more realistic about our relationships. One conclusion of several recent studies suggests that one or more of the major issues in most marriages will seldom be fully resolved.
You're Lying!-Lena Sisco LIVE with Scott Cluthe
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Lena Sisco is live with Scott Cluthe tonight at 8 EST-7 CST-6 MST-5 PST Call in: 347-308-8478
Lena wrote You're Lying! because no matter what your profession or life circumstances, you need the skills to take control of a situation, detect deception, and reveal the truth. While you probably won't ever have to interrogate a detainee who doesn't want to tell you about an upcoming terrorist attack--as Lena has--You're Lying! will help you deal with that salesperson trying to rip you off, the kid bullying your child who claims innocence, a cheating spouse, or dissembling boss. As the adage says, knowledge is power.
Lena interrogated numerous members of Al Qaeda and the Taliban while stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, then taught those skills to Defense Department personnel for years afterward. Her ability to build rapport, accurately read body language, and employ effective questioning techniques led to numerous successes that saved American lives.
You will also learn her easy-to-follow five-step program on how to accurately detect verbal (both spoken and written) and non-verbal deceptive tells, how to conduct an effective line of questioning, and what to do after you identify the lies we all face every day.
Take the knowledge in You're Lying! and empower yourself.
Psychic Pam Jenkins Live on Scott Cluthe's Positively Incorrect Radio
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Scott Cluthe talks with Psychic Intuitive Pam Jenkins live.
On this New Moon Weekend. What Are Your Hopes,Dreams & Wishes for the rest of 2015 ?
Call in early as the lines fill up! 347-308-8478. Scott Cluthe hosts' gifted Intuitive Pam Jenkins Thursday and looks forward to having her back on live with his listeners.
Pam appeared on national TV with Carmen Harra, P.h.D., sharing her experience and also working with Carmen as a friend and teacher. Join Scott and Pam for a LIVE hour of insight and listeners calls and concerns on their life purpose and direction. It was always natural for Pam to communicate with the Other Side, not strange. An everyday occurrence in her my family. Both of her grandparents were gifted as well. As a child Pam would express things that were to come, or what she was seeing, and no one ever thought anything of it. It was just kind of brushed to the side as a child with a wild imagination. Later Pam realized it was far more than her imagination. She started to consider that it was God guiding her and talking to her. Pam Jenkins spent many years in study and training and now assists others in hearing and discovering their own truths. Call, listen and see if you agree that Pam has this gift in abundance!
A hard hitting program focused on Truth and Liberty. The show includes news and commentary on the New World Order Agenda and the Global takeover by Central Banks. It also explores ways that WE the resistance can effect change in these Dark Times. The show will also look at historic events that perpetuated the rise of the New World Order, who is involved and what their agenda is! Join us LIVE and be sure to check out the Freedomizerradio chat room!!!
This week on the show Sean will interview Warren Trammel son of Seymore Trammel who was Governor George Wallces's #1 campaign advisor! Warren Trammel is writing a book and he will be joining us with his literary agen Lisa Elkins Goodman of lisaleaks.com. His fathers manuscript outlines the conspiracy to kill his father and Governor George Wallace and links it to Watergate, Nikon and The Bush Family. Should be very interesting! Also news and commentary of the week! Join us!!
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The Liberal Redneck ~ Evangelical Inquisition
Noon Central, join LR, PD and callers. One thing about the Republican run Congress, LR and company will have plenty of lies, bull shit, and Republifiction to expose. Join us live so you can call in or catch the archived shows at your leisure.
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Manny Scott-Original Freedom Writer LIVE with Scott Cluthe
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Scott Cluthe live with Manny Scott, original Freedom Writer whose story was featured in the film of the same name, as they discuss his life, his mission and Manny's new book Your Next Chapter, How to Turn the Page and Create the Life of Your Dreams.
An original Freedom Writer whose story is told in part in the 2007 hit movie, Freedom Writers, Manny Scott has energized over a million leaders, educators, volunteers, and students worldwide with his authentic, inspiring messages of hope. Speaking to over 125 groups a year for the past decade, he is the speaker of choice for conferences, conventions, schools, fundraisers, and banquets.
Manny has a gift: the ability to connect with, hold the attention of, and energize all kinds of audiences. From inner-city youth to business executives, Manny has learned to speak, and command, the language of his audiences with relevant, riveting, and compelling messages, moving them from cheers, to laughter, to tears, and go-forward determination.
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620 Sportsline: Suns offseason – Legit or Lame
It's over. But how over is it really for the Phoenix Suns? Burnsy breaks down the legit and lame for the Suns interesting, upcoming offseason:
Legit or lame:
Steve Nash coming back next season- LEGIT
Steve Nash being OK with coming back next season if the Suns are just an OK team- LAME
Amare Stoudemire ripping Terry Porter- LAME
Amare Stoudemire considering an extension – LAME
The Suns considering anything but a trade for Amare this summer – LAME
Shaquille O'Neal providing enough on the court for the Suns to consider keeping him – LEGIT
Shaquille O'Neal providing enough to return in a potential trade to warrant dealing an All-Star center – LAME
Grant Hill coming back next season – LAME
Steve Kerr being trusted with any of the preceding decisions – LAME
Steve Kerr being trusted to make a good decision with the 14th pick – LAME
Steve Kerr being trusted when he says he isn't aware of future payroll trimming – LAME
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San Francisco Deluxe Half-Day City Tour
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the San Francisco Deluxe Half-Day City Tour. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Very happy with the tour - guide was great. Saw all the sights we wanted. Would recommend this tour to others.
Very enjoyable tour of SF. Our driver/tour guide was very friendly and knowledgable of the city and its history. Kept everyone interested the entire tour.
It was an excellent tour....Half day tour worked perfect for me and my family. The tour guide was superb
The city tour was very informative. Well worth the price.
Great value for the money paid. Our particular tour guide was very knowledgeable and had a good sense of humor. See the Golden Gate bridge both from the land first and from the sea later, made so much more amazing.
great city tour for those who want to know the important sites of SF
Margaret J
Did 2pm tour, and lucky as mist had cleared and saw Golden Gate bridge. Very informative, good tour, worth doing.
This was an excellent way to see all the major attractions of San Francisco. We did the tour on our first day and it helped us plan what we wanted to visit during our stay.
Enjoyed the tours, and it was worth it.
Excellent. A great way to get an overview of the city to allow you to decide on what to do next! The contrast between seeing the Golden Gate from the viewing platform and from the boat is great. The driver/commentator was so knowledgeable. Well worth it.
This was an experience to remember! Seeing the Golden Gate Bridge, Twin Peaks and so much more! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and his delivery was excellent. Can't wait to do it again!
Matthew R
A great tour that provides all the highlights of a great city. Saw Chinatown, passed over the Golden Gate bridge, with stops at some of the most beautiful scenery around. Driver very personable and professional, though the tour time was actually more like 3 hours and not 3 1/2, probably due to the fact that we had only 25 people and not the 50 the bus would normally hold.
Douglas B
Best tour we had , would recommend highly!!!
Driver was smart and covered all points. Great photo ops
This gave a great insight to the city. The boat trip under the Golden Gate bridge was great too.
Well worth doing if you do not have a lot of time in San Fransisco. We were very lucky we booked the morning trip as the views were clear but by the afternoon the fog had come in and visibility was very poor. A bit disappointed we didn't get to drive over the Golden Gate Bridge.
Great tour and guide was very informative. Would have liked to spend a little more time at some of the stops.
This trip seemed to cover all of San Francisco, and gave us a really good introduction to the city. There were a number of stops along the way, and these didn't feel rushed. I would definately recommend this trip to anyone who is visiting San Francisco for the first time.
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I was most impressed by the tour guide, he was very knowledgeable, helpful and had a great sense of humour. We did all the points of interest and even had time to stop 3 times to walk around and take pictures.
It was a great overview of the city - an introduction to all the neighborhoods and places to visit. I strongly recommend this tour early in your visit.
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This tour was awesome, not 100% sure on what else to see in SFO aside from the Golden Gate Bridge and Pier 39 this tour opened up the city for me. Thanks to initially doing this tour i went back to parts of SFO i didn't even know existed (EG, The Haight district). The guides are extremely knowledgeable and fun. SFO would not of been the same without this tour!!
An informative and terrific trip! A great way to start off my trip to SF so I knew where I wanted to visit afterward. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. I've recommended this tour to many of my coworkers who will be visiting soon!
Very good tour. Excellent to see the sights in San Francisco. Only issue the weather - never stopped raining.


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... what to do? How about a Structural Design competition....after all, Cambio the architect had left them a brick model of his dome....it had long been standing in a corner of the unfinished building!
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We spent the night in Perugia and went and out for diner in separate groups. The town centre was amazing with its Christmas light decorations among the narrow cobbled stoned streets. Lijarna and Lytfi went out for dinner with most of the kids in the group and ate at a restaurant that has prepared meals for some famous people. That night we stayed at the Hotel Ilgo which was ...


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|By Coach Wei
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|April 1, 2008 05:30 PM EDT
I have to admit that I do not have an answer.
Why do I even care? Because I am a Java developer. Like many Java developers, I get along with Java well. Not only the language itself, but the development environments (Eclipse for example), step-by-step debugging helper, wide availability of libraries and code snippets, and the readily accessible information on almost any technical question I may have on Java via Google. Last but not least, I go to JavaOne and see 10,000 people that talk and walk just like me.
The other reason that I ponder this question is that the power of Java is a perfect fit for the areas where websites may need more than markups or scripting, such as middleware logic. PHP and Ruby etc are cool for building pages, but they are not ideal candidates for building middleware logic. Given that Java covers the "high end" of the spectrum well (where sophisticated processing is needed), wouldn't it be great to use Java all the way?
Is it Java as a programming language too difficult to use, comparing with those scripting oriented interpreted languages? Yes, this maybe the reason. But there are 5 million Java developers out there already, and millions of developers make a living by write server side Java code. A lot of websites are built by these Java developers, and somehow they choose to use PHP or Ruby instead. Why? It is even more puzzling that I have seen quite a few Enterprise Java people decided against Java - when they decided to build their web 2.0 site, they went for PHP even though they have to learn PHP.
Is it the lack of tooling? I think there are more tools for Java than, say, Ruby.
Is it the lack of frameworks? I bet there are more Java frameworks than the population in China.
OK, a lot of websites are fairly simple, mainly composed of markup pages, scripts and some lightweight logic on the server side, where PHP and Ruby are good for. Java maybe an overkill for such websites. But there are a lot of websites that are much more sophisticated than "lightweight" logic on the server side. For example, FaceBook was relatively simple initially, but now with FaceBook API and Platform, its complexity is growing. Why not use Java for such websites?
So what is missing from the Java world? What is the ideal architecture to build a website using Java?
- Option 1: JSP/Servlet with a Java Servlet engine (or even an application server): This is the dominant architecture for Enterprise web applications. But it clearly has not been appealing for building websites in comparison to PHP or Ruby;
- Option 2: JavaServer Faces: JSF is the new kid on the block. Is it going to make building websites easier? Probably not. It is designed for simplifying building form-based applications.
- Option 3: Using a Java based content management system (CMS)? I have come across many CMS systems over the last few years, and haven't been impressed by anyone of them.
|raysea 11/18/09 04:07:00 PM EST
Well, it's simply not a matter of being "cool," it's a matter of being expedient vs principled. As a long time software developer, I use both Java and occasionally PHP, but prefer Java. But, if someone wants to quickly get a dynamic site up and running, and scalable performance isn't an issue, then PHP or Ruby or some other scripting language, including Perl, would be a reasonable choice. But as complexity grows, the scripting languages falter. One need only look at applications such as facebook today vs facebook last year to see some of the issues being played out.
The second point is learning the development environment, including the language. The scripting languages are pretty easy to learn, and lack the complexity of Java (generics being an exquisite example of that). To learn Java, it's not like just picking up a book and having all you need to begin developing. This is the polar opposite of scripting languages, where a short book or online tutorial will provide all you need to begin. After all, many people would rather die than learn something new. And Java takes some effort to master. Whereas with a scripting language, the basics are easy and then one simply needs to learn about other "packages" or plug-ins.
My suggestion to everyone is to use an IDE (eclipse, netbeans, etc.) that can easily handle both scripting languages and more complex languages, such as Java. Then the environment becomes a non-issue. Additionally, as testing tools come along they are often incorporated into these wonderful IDEs. And if you think an IDE is too complex for your programming needs, I would suggest that programming is too complex for your attitude. As a famous person once said, the question "How can I learn to program, even though I don't like mathematics," is akin to asking "How can I learn to play the piano, even though I don't like music."
|rdgflex 06/29/09 11:32:00 AM EDT
I came to Java rather late in my career, only adding it to my web architecture a couple years back (2007). And so, I feel I can speak somewhat to the reasons as to why developers avoid Java and choose easier languages.
1) Entrance to the Java club seems almost insurmountable. There are SO many frameworks from which to choose. How do you choose a framework when you don't know Java? How do you learn Java if you don't choose a framework to begin the learning process?
2) Authors of Java books assume that every developer comes from a C/C++ background, making constant references to the latter when trying to explain Java. Sorry, but I came from a procedural language background (AS/400) and, therefore, Java books seemed very difficult to trudge through.
3) Authors of Java books on a particular framework often feel it's necessary to make contrasting comparisons to other Java frameworks, assuming the reader has experience with that other framework. Again, if you don't have the assumed background, you miss the point the author is trying to make. In particular, if you came to Java after EJB was widely discarded as a bad idea, but if the book constantly refers to how it was done under EJB, then again you're lost as to the point the author wishes to make.
4) It's not just a matter of learning the Java syntax, but becoming familiar with the ever-growing number of packages.
5) In my view, from a web developer's perspective, Java did not come into its own until the advent of frameworks like Spring, Apache CXF, JAXB, JAX-WS, and the addition of annotations and Java generics to the language. Prior to these additions, Java was simply to burdensome of a language to use.
6) Java has a big drawback for web developers, which is a lack of hosts that will support the Java language. This is especially true if need to tweak the JVM arguments or add a spring-agent jar to the tomcat\common\lib directory.
Granted, Java is much more scalable, allows for access to an abundance of freebies, such as iText for building PDF documents, or POI for creating Microsoft Office documents, etc, etc. The worldwide collaboration and contribution of valuable, time-saving source code can't be overestimated in its value to the developer. After all is said and done, I chose Java because of these two factors that Java offers: scalability and the number of freebies via open source packages developed by some very bright software engineers. However, I still just chose Java as the middleware solution, and opted for Flex on the client side. I don't feel Java can compete with Flex for the UI.
R. Grimes
|gcameo 05/24/09 01:36:00 PM EDT
I am a java developer who decided one day to give PHP a try. That same day I saw why no real enterprise system will ever be written in PHP. It is a just HTML with some way of adding dynamic content. You will never be able to do anything serious with that. java is a programming language. PHP is a scripting language. That is a serious difference that should never be disregarded
|brendanbaldwin 05/22/09 02:05:00 PM EDT
The frustrating thing about articles like this is that there was absolutely no exposition on the merits of any of the three radically different languages mentioned except to say Java is fast.
Well, so is Haskell. So is C++. So is ASM. Why do you use Java? Clearly the only reason is because that's where you are comfortable. The unfortunate side-effect of being comfortable is that you start to get lazy.
You might actually find you really enjoy learning again if you were to take the time and research a subject before you write about it.
|ericnovikoff 11/07/08 12:09:55 PM EST
As a managed cloud computing provider, I have the fortunate position of watching my customers bring their software products to life. I see many of the reasons you give for people not choosing Java, but one you didn't list was the personality of the architect/developer. I do believe that PHP and Ruby are easier to get started with than Java. Someone who thinks their project is "just a few thousand lines of code" and wants to use an extreme-programming "code and go" style of development where refactoring is a way of life, probably will be more likely to choose an "easy" language and start prototyping in it. Those customers of mine who have their architecture planned out in detail and realize the complexity of what they're trying to build seem more likely to choose Java because of the explicit support for complexity it provides. There are also performance considerations: the customers I have who use Java seem to have less niggling performance problems than those using PHP or Ruby. If performance isn't considered in advance, this could affect the choice of language.
|j.d wilson 06/30/08 05:14:54 PM EDT
does anyone else think this blogger is like a little stereotypical at all?
|Slurpie Dog 06/26/08 03:17:42 PM EDT
Let me sum up all these posts.
Java, like its creators at Sun, is anal retentive.
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|Not the One to Answerthis 04/18/08 08:29:08 PM EDT
You know it if you really think about it.
Because Java plays as iut is FLOSS and it is not. So we go LAMP and say F)/= off!
And yeah, I just had Java this semester and it is true: Java SUCKS!
Next semester guess what I am taking? Python!
Long live LAMP (as in PHP right now, and PHP/Python by next year)
Stop writing crappy articles and DO Y OUR JOB! Go program some app in Java and see if anyone uses it.. And I'll gte my Google Apps account and make a Hello World over there and send you a link!
|Dylan Tynan 04/13/08 12:49:35 AM EDT
There were 7 pages of responses above, so, I confess to only reading a couple, so, forgive me if I repeat too many points that were hashed through already.....
The question posed is why do 'cool kids' (or anyone really) choose something like PHP or Ruby rather than Java. I saw a lot of answers above that are certainly correct -- it's really a bunch of reasons of course, but I think I have a handle on the main factors, which might be a little different than the "java is too complex" crowd:
1. The primary reason is that PHP & Ruby (and others) do a great job for most web efforts, and Java does as well. The question could have easily been posed by a Ruby guy about PHP, or a PHP guy about Perl, or a Perl guy about Java. The fact is, all of them are mature enough & powerful enough to handle most web tasks (and especially intranet tasks where Internet-level scalability & redundancy are not an issue). Cop-out answer, but still true....
2. That leads to why anyone ever even used Ruby or PHP,being fairly new, when Java was there already. One reason is because of Perl. I gave thanks to all the Gods when, back in the Mosaic days, I ditched hand-coded C cgi's for Perl. Everyone used Perl for web. It was far & away the most used web dev language. Perl is, however, syntactically pretty difficult, and it requires a good amount of discipline to code good web apps with 100-table databases and scores of pages. Enter PHP, which is extremely Perl like, but has the advantage of being a "templating" language as well --- easy transition for Perl folks. RoR adds it's ORM, MVC, etc., but the author credits Perl as his primary influence. All 3 are interpreted, etc. One other point on this - Perl is highly unixified as far as it's community, while you had a lot of Windows folks coming in, and PHP filled that void a bit better (I've been doing Perl for years & I'm still unclear if I want cygwin Perl, ActiveState, etc. on Windows...wtf?).
2++. As for the other reason why people didn't flock to Java, I saw some posts hitting on this a bit... Basically, Java came out with huge hype, but it was pointed at applets, it was full of bugs, I couldn't even get a couple of Gosling's examples in his book to compile. That tainted Java with a huge section of early webdev types. Sun tries again, this time pointed more at the server & then the enterprise, with (as people said), hundreds of acronyms, excessively confusing & changing naming strategies (it's Java 6 update 5, or it's 1.4.2, it's SDK or JDK or JRE or J2EE, etc.). They never marketed back towards the programmers working with the interpreted languages (which, fyi, are often easily as complex as any compiled language - some are far more, with heavy reflection & dynamic coding, etc., so "script kiddies" is not applicable to the entire non-java side of the house).
Obviously not ALL the reasons, but I think those 3 are the bulk of the reason. That said, I'll have to disagree with a lot of the folks that have been calling the java dev environments too complex, too bloated, etc. I think we're actually at the crossroads point where the two camps are meeting up, driven by ajax/comet & the push for rich clients. I've just spent the last 2 weeks evaluating various javascript toolkit libraries, server-side solutions, MVC frameworks, flash/dhtml hybrids like Haxe or Laszlo, etc. Aside from a couple of hundred no longer under development, there are some great choices from the "scripting side". I've also begun looking at the Java side (which of course usually converts to JS/DHTML, but I mean java as in coding it on the server). I have to say, I'm impressed. Netbeans and WaveMaker both have pretty nice drag-n-drop wysiwyg-type web dev environments in their IDEs. I've always coded by hand, but in less than a day I cranked out some decent examples...I think it's certainly on par with anything from the interpreted/scripting camp as far as rapid-dev goes (assuming a website with at least a few pages, DB, some UI glitter).
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|Dan Tripp 04/12/08 12:37:11 AM EDT
> Because they've been dooped into thinking you have to
Who have folks been "duped" by? That seems pretty absurd to me.
I'd guess, though, if anybody's been doing any "duping" it's software developers who create Java frameworks and try to pass them off as necessary and also book publishers who want to sell you books on those frameworks.
I'm no fan of the "one language to rule them all" mentality that a lot of folks seems to embrace in favor of supporting their language of choice. I agree with Chad Fowler/ Dave Thomas' assertions about learning a new language "every year*" because that keeps one engaged in learning and developing what really SHOULD matter: one's brain.
* (I'm not smart or disciplined enough to learn a new language every year, so I've decided that "every 2-3 years" is good 'nuff for me.)
|Dan Tripp 04/12/08 12:27:40 AM EDT
I started with PHP and Perl, later spent some time learning (some) Java, and now I'm all into Ruby (and Rails).
PHP was awesome, and opened up the world of web development for me. After a while, I thought "maybe I should learn Java" so I gave it a crack and read and re-read Bruce Eckel's "Thinking in Java." I tried to wade through the acronym soup that Java Web Application Development seemed to be, but in the end my experience with Java was that it flat-out hurt my brain.
When I encountered Ruby (and Rails) it "just made sense" to me, and it continues to make sense to me. I recently worked on some PHP code for a friend, and I found it tedious and a bit irritating to work with. I'd bet that if I spent time re-learning OO PHP and used some of the cool "new" stuff (like the Cake framework, etc.), though that I'd probably dig it too.
Java flat-out hurts my brain, i think largely because of its verbosity. I don't really like to look at code that makes me work hard to understand it. Yes, there are tons of things that would be better to do in it vs. an interpreted language, but Ruby allows me to do the voodoo I wanna do with syntax that makes more sense to me.
I don't see the point in being "religious" about what language one uses. One should pick a tool for them that works and enables them to Get Stuff Done. For most of the nails I need to pound, a red hammer works just as well as a green one.
|Tim 04/10/08 02:40:41 AM EDT
I've worked with the spectrum of languages and environments, from mainframe Cobol, to client/server with Powerbuilder, to web with Java/JSP. The style has progressed from a monolithic 5000 line cobol program (easy to maintain) to 5000 several-line code snippets or settings in various places like taglibs and xml descriptors (a nightmare as the app grows). The mindset that goes along with Java and the way it is presented by Sun is "let's take a simple problem and give it the most complex solution possible". Case in point: JSTL. Why learn another (useless and cryptic) language when we can use java snippets and we ALL know Java already! We're already using Java, Javascript, HTML, SQL, and a framework like Struts in any given project, so why add another when its not necessary? That's the stupidity that turns people away from Java.
|Deanston 04/07/08 03:23:34 AM EDT
|Grant Alan Friedline 04/03/08 04:40:11 PM EDT
Oooh oooh oooh can I answer this one (hand in the air like the annoying 5th grader who answers every question)! Where to start. Okay, first and foremost if you get hosting from a "normal" web host PHP comes bundled in. PHP is free, fast, and well documented, so why do I have to go looking for alternatives? Finally, by the time you figure out what a WAR file is you could have read War And Peace. Now if you don't mind, I'm going back to hang out with the cool kids.
|Michal 04/03/08 08:58:55 AM EDT
Doing what everybody is doing is the best way for a failure.
Java lacks a dynamism. That's what Ruby has. To build website you don't need miriad of frameworks, you need something simple. Java doesn't provide that. Java is very constraining environment. And most of those milions of Java developers are very bad software developers. Their software simply sucks - just look around.
|Springboard Software 04/02/08 05:40:19 PM EDT
Trackback Added: Choosing Ruby or PHP over Java?; In a recent article on CRM Developers Journal, Coach Wei asks: Why Do 'Cool Kids' Choose Ruby or PHP to Build Websites Instead of Java?
|darayush 04/02/08 05:35:50 PM EDT
@lifewithryan - Agree with your comment.
|lifewithryan 04/02/08 05:25:02 PM EDT
I just want to addrress #4 -- I agree with your other points and think they're valid, however while Java suffers from some misconceptions, one of the common misconceptions with PHP is that its all scripts-based. Not true, I haven't release a script-based website in a long time. My sites are very truly OO. Ruby is ALL OO as everything in Ruby is an object so, point #4 is kinda misleading for the newbie. I think this common misconception is why the Java folks dismiss PHP so easily.
That being said, its clear that even the Java people know that Java is getting too heavy handed...why else would we have Groovy/Grails now? (I'm using that right now on a project and would probably use it more often if Java hosting wasn't so friggin' expensive. Having said that, even if Java hosting became as cheap as other plans, I'd still use PHP first, Grails second and Rails third. Java...nearly dead last ahead of .Net...
|darayush 04/02/08 05:06:01 PM EDT
I think this article is like the dangling chad from Florida. It starts with a very potent question and in the end leaves the reader clueless, infact I was looking for the next/page2 link thinking we're still talking.
#1 - The perception that Java is best used as a middle tier logic processing language.
#2 - The fact that as a novice you can these days Google and pull together a website much faster using Ruby or PHP than Googling the term Java.
#3 - Java and its outgrowths have become too complex for their own good that often carries a heavy baggage and now needs some undoing to make it lightweight.
#4 - Writing and more importantly reading code these days for monkey see monkey do kind of developers - scripting is much easier than writing in a full blown strong typed, OO language.
#5 - Java now has the same legacy brand association issues as the languages like C and C++ that it replaced.
Now you might say these are mostly non-technical and perception issues and Java is much stronger technology-wise etc etc. According to me its much more difficult to change perceptions than prove technology so Java has its job cut out for it.
|Murali 04/02/08 01:25:16 PM EDT
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|Rochak Chauhan 04/02/08 08:55:07 AM EDT
Well guys, gone are the days when is was safe to make the statement "Java is the answer, what was the question?"
Today in my opinion building / coding a web application in JAVA is like killing a housefly with a bazooka. I am not saying that you can not do that. Of source you can, but then you are working hard, not smart :)
PHP and ROR have come a long long way and now ready to handle any enterprise level application. Open your eyes guys.. Facebook and Flick are running on PHP and not JAVA.
Why ? well... its the rule #1 of coding..
Talking about frameworks, IDE and platforms.. PHP and ROR have all now.. for dog sake... even SUN is adding support for PHP in Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 !!!
|George 04/02/08 12:50:01 AM EDT
Script Kiddies use PHP / Rails because they don't know what RAS (reliability, availability, serviceability) means. CF too, has this problem even though it's based on Java Technology.
I guess once they grown up and figure out that systems have to be reliable. 99% of these script kiddies don't even understand what transaction demarcation.
|Terrance.MacGregor 03/06/08 11:43:54 PM EST
Three Letters: GWT
|rey 03/06/08 03:34:45 PM EST
"I find Java too cumbersome for the front-end," because you've been duped. You can use JSP just like PHP. You don't have to make everything as complicated as you think you do.
|rey 03/06/08 03:33:17 PM EST
"Silly comparison. I like Java but when it comes to web apps I can run circles around Java with PHP. As someone mentioned its a dynamic language what will let you get away with things you can't possibly do in Java or any other strongly typed language." FALACY! Just declare all your variables as Object type and you can use Java as a dynamically typed language. Sure you might have to use "instance of" but you can do it.
public Object doSomething(Object variable)
|rey 03/06/08 03:29:13 PM EST
Because they've been dooped into thinking you have to compile Java servlets and beans to use Java or that you need Struts or Hibernate of JSF. You don't. You can just do everything in JSP if you want a quick and dirty PHP or Ruby like Java experience.
|Phil 02/12/08 03:28:47 PM EST
Silly comparison. I like Java but when it comes to web apps I can run circles around Java with PHP. As someone mentioned its a dynamic language what will let you get away with things you can't possibly do in Java or any other strongly typed language. I was able to write and ActiveRecord style base class that allows me to make DAO's without having to add a single property or method to get the basic CRUD functionality. This doesn't require any cumbersome framework either.
The drawback of PHP and Rails is that they are web specific and can't compete in general programming with Java. I would say that the better question is why doesn't Java take a page from these two and harness their true power. But I am smart enough to know what when you grow beyond the complexity of web apps that strong typed languages gain an advantage.
|jmike 02/02/08 12:03:44 PM EST
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|Thomas 01/25/08 08:11:20 PM EST
I have about twenty years development experience, from assembly to FORTRAN, C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, and most recently Ruby and Rails.
I can have a web site up and running before a Java guy would have finished editing his first XML configuration file.
Ruby is a full featured dynamic language that also plays well with C libraries (unlike Java), so I can write the bits in C that need better performance and call them from Ruby.
I can scale my sites using a service-based architecture by simply adding commodity hardware.
Ruby is fun to program in and its dynamic nature allows you to do things you can't do in Java (look up 'method_missing' in the Ruby docs).
Statically typed languages are like training wheels. They may keep you from falling over, but if you know how to ride a bike they just get in the way.
|Jeff G 01/24/08 04:13:09 PM EST
Why even mention Ruby or PHP in this article, why not just call it 'I like Java and so should everyone else'. I am a Java developer, though like most others I have written code in many languages. For work that needs to get done quickly, I do like to use Rails. Especially for small sites and internal thin web-apps, it really is hard to beat Rails or PHP for speed of development compared to Java.
|Kavitha Bangalore 01/22/08 12:09:28 PM EST
When it comes to using Java Collections, i agree there is a lot embedded into the java.util...But i have always felt, if only SUN could make it more simpler and have lesser classes which could be used on a need basis.
|Ravi 01/17/08 12:26:33 PM EST
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|Krishna Sapkota 01/15/08 05:25:04 AM EST
Hi...That's right...I guess the readily available tools for java is the problem for kids to cope with the java things. You know for example downloading eclipse plugin...installing it...configuring it with installed web server...On the other hand for example for PHP a bundle tools tools is available that contains server..interpreter...database (WOW! for kids)and of course many have good market on hosting small platform websites...I guess on the total pages we have in WWW ...Many of them are small business scale sites...That's the reason!!!
|Troy Tarrant 01/13/08 08:54:56 PM EST
The answer is Seam. It reduces the complexity of JSF development and leverages off EJB3. Ajax enabled as well. I am currently working on a J2EE project at the moment and it is hard work. Other side projects I use Seam and can rapidly get ideas to prototype stage knowing full well that they are backed by solid technology and design patterns.
|santosh 01/09/08 01:05:48 AM EST
Check out http://www.indiaJobster.com (IndiaJobster.com)
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|Jeff Small 01/04/08 06:17:33 PM EST
So, did I miss something? The question of why not Java for building websites was posed, with no real answer: just some unsatisfactory options. Leaves the reader dangling. Seems to me if you're going to write an article like this, you put forth an answer, otherwise you just submit it in a Java Forun entry.
By the way, Alfresco and Liferay are very powerful Java technologies for doing web development.
|David 12/30/07 10:24:32 PM EST
I too use ColdFusion over JAVA or .NET because I can get web apps out the door so quickly. Using JAVA is like swatting a fly with a 2*4.
|sage 12/29/07 07:46:12 PM EST
Because eclipse and netbeans are both a turn off.
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