Obviously, the author of this article doesn't know enough JSF and he doesn't like JSF! Well, after he read the comments, I'm sure he learned a lot of JSF. But, instead of using his time to tell us what he knows and he likes, he loses time to tell us what he doesn't know and what he doesn't like! Pretty illogical!
What is this "article" about (and the final conclusion, which is actually the single interesting part) ? "Don’t use JSF" ...
Is this the wise man's advice to novice ?
I don't think so, because is too radical to belong to a wise man.
Is the teacher talking to students ?
Obviously, not! Some answers here comes from real JSF gurus, that cannot be considered students.
Is the professional voice that puts the things in order?
Mmmm, nope! Professionals acts as professionals! You cannot be master of multiple frameworks, so such radical opinions should remain private thoughts, or at least not so exposed.
Is just a moment of frustration ?
Well, nope again! There is no "exclamation" point there.
Is an old trick to give birth to a dispute ?
Yeap! Or ... he is the Good Samaritan that will save the world from JSF ...
