Monday June 20, 2005

AppFuse cost $78K to develop I somehow stumbled upon Koders.com this morning, where they have a cost-of-development based on LOC in the project's CVS repository. Apparently, AppFuse has cost around $78K to develop. Here are a few other project costs I discovered:
- Cocoon - $287,750
- MyFaces - not listed
- Struts - $490,040
- Spring - not listed (add to index form - I'd do it, but I'm not a developer on the project)
- Tapestry - $278,185
- WebWork - $109,025
- Ruby on Rails - $181,985
Are these costs accurate? Probably not, but it's still an interesting indicator.
Posted in Java
at Jun 20 2005, 09:20:53 AM MDT
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HowTo set the default submit button on a form
Howard has a nice little trick for setting the default submit button on a form. Basically, you just put the default button first, and then use style="display: none" to hide it. For the most part, I haven't had any issues with putting the default submit button first (i.e. "Save"), but I have noticed an issue when developing wizards (b/c "« Previous" is likely to be first). Nice tip Howard.
Posted in The Web
at Jun 20 2005, 08:58:53 AM MDT
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