onTap Framework

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1. Programming Experience
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2. Frameworks Experience
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3. About Java I feel:
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4. I've heard that the onTap framework is:
5. I use frameworks regularly and in choosing framework(s) for an application, these features are:
UndesirableNeutral / Don't KnowNice to haveImportantRequired
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)
XML configuration files
Thorough Documentation
Object Caching Services (RAM)
Community Wiki
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP)
User Management / Security Features
Object Oriented Architecture (OO)
Convention over Configuration (CoC)
SES URLs
Video Tutorials
AJAX Integration
Dependency Injection (IoC / DI)
Scalability
Full Stack (automates common tasks)
Printed Books
Extensibility (plugins / filters)
Easy to Learn / Use
Scaffolding Tools for CRUD Tasks
Commercial Support Contracts
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6. I've seen the installation videos for the onTap framework.
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7. I heard about the onTap framework through:
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8. What versions of the onTap framework have you tried?
9. I tried an *older* version of the framework and found it to be (skip this question if you have not used the framework or if you have only used 3.2):
Don't knowPoorAcceptableGoodExcellent!
Technical Support
Extensibility (plugins)
Community Involvement
Thorough Documentation
Scalability
Stability
Support for Procedural Techniques
Gentle Learning Curve
Support for OO Techniques
10. I've tried onTap framework 3.2 recently and find it to be (skip this question if you have not tried the most recent version):
Don't KnowPoorAcceptableGoodExcellent!
Scalability
Stability
Thorough Documentation
Gentle Learning Curve
Community Involvement
Support for Procedural Techniques
Technical Support
Support for OO Techniques
Extensibility (plugins)
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