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South Indian Food & GlassFish

Posted by arungupta on February 27, 2008 at 3:49 AM PST
Here are some pictures of the food I've eaten so far:


Here are some of the characteristics of Thali (first 3 pictures):
  • Banana leaf is used as the base for serving the food - clean and green
  • A large variety of items are served, including the traditional sambar/rasam/rice/yogurt
  • Modular - Items are served in a pre-defined order.
Over the lunch table, we were talking how this correlates to GlassFish v3:
  • HK2 is the core kernel - clean (written from scratch) and light-weight (green)
  • GlassFish v3 is a container that can do the traditional JavaEE and much more such as JRuby, PHP & Phobos.
  • Modular - Appropriate containers are loaded only if they are required. For example Web container is loaded only if there are any web applications deployed. Similarly for JRuby, PHP & Phobos as well.
Do you see any other similarity ? :)

And finally the Dosa (making & the final product)

And even a Biryani on the plane too :)




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Submitted by headius on Fri, 2008-02-29 05:55.
I had thali when I was in Bangalore and it was great. Banana leaf, eating with my hands, good stuff.

Submitted by arungupta on Fri, 2008-02-29 07:23.
It's been quite a while eating with my hands but I really enjoyed that as well.

Submitted by sunil_gupta20801 on Fri, 2008-02-29 19:00.
Tasty Indian food..I never tried eating with my hands, but many friends of mine do this and they feel great. MyBlog

Submitted by pepe on Wed, 2008-02-27 06:41.
Namaskar. I don't have other similarities, but if you can add some lady fingers around, i'd die drooling. yum !




 

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