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Adobe Flex 2 - Answering Tough Questions About Enterprise Development

There are cool software tools and there are practical tools. People who make their living by development of the enterprise Web applications, are very careful in selecting the language or technology for their needs. There is a huge difference in requirements for developing an application like Google maps and the enterprise-grade high availability business applications. Anatole Tartakovsky of Farata Systems is one of these programmers that know pretty much everything about Web development.

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#4	A Correct Person commented on the 16 May 2008 Denis Roebrt commented on the 21 Aug 2006 "Tough Questions"??? Sounds more like questions a Fox anchor would ask Bush. Sheesh, can an interview sound more like a sales pitch? Or has Adobe finally bought Sys-Con and we don't know it yet? Hey Denis - I see you didn't provide any "tough" questions here of your own. Probably because you don't have any. Idiot. By the way your media bias is pretty far off.
#3	n d commented on the 21 Aug 2006 There are cool software tools and there are practical tools. People who make their living by development of the enterprise Web applications, are very careful in selecting the language or technology for their needs. There is a huge difference in requirements for developing an application like Google maps and the enterprise-grade high availability business applications. Anatole Tartakovsky of Farata Systems is one of these programmers that know pretty much everything about Web development.
#2	Denis Roebrt commented on the 21 Aug 2006 "Tough Questions"??? Sounds more like questions a Fox anchor would ask Bush. Sheesh, can an interview sound more like a sales pitch? Or has Adobe finally bought Sys-Con and we don't know it yet?
#1	n d commented on the 21 Aug 2006 There are cool software tools and there are practical tools. People who make their living by development of the enterprise Web applications, are very careful in selecting the language or technology for their needs. There is a huge difference in requirements for developing an application like Google maps and the enterprise-grade high availability business applications. Anatole Tartakovsky of Farata Systems is one of these programmers that know pretty much everything about Web development.

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