Java source dot net lists 38 Java web frameworks. Check it yourself at their website. I do not know if all of them are of production quality, but still 38 is way too many web frameworks. Many of these frameworks have been created by people who got frustrated with the current set of frameworks. I think I am begining to get frustrated with the sheer volume of what is available. Maybe having too many choices is'nt always a good thing.
Comments are an integral part of any program, even though they do not contribute to the logic. Appropriate comments add to the maintainability of a software. I have heard developers complain about not remembering the logic of some code they wrote a few months back. Can you imagine how difficult it can be to understand programs written by others, when we sometimes find it hard to understand our own code. It is a nightmare to maintain programs that are not appropriately commented. Java classes should contain comments at various levels. There are two types of comments; implementation comments and documentation comments. Implementation comments usually explain design desicisions, or a particularly intricate peice of code. If you find the need to make a lot of implementation comments, then it may signal overly complex code. Documentation comments usually describe the API of a program, they are meant for developers who are going to use your classes. All classes, methods and variables ...
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