Didn't you think of creating a journal based on your blog (many people already do so - have a look at their experience at http://www.pdfqueen.com the search engine on pdf periodical)? In comparison with the blog, journal is more convenient to read :)

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there was time when Java was so popular specially on internet but now PHP is step ahead in many ways .

Yes PHP is <a href="http://abbmp3.com/">extremely popular</a> on the web, and I think it filled a niche that early Java Web Development missed in terms of fast web site development. While PHP is a better alternative to put up a site really quickly, I would argue that it is not intended for the enterprise. This is where the Java Platform is superior. Furthermore, to be honest I think ColdFusion is actually a better platform than PHP in regards to fast web site development. However, PHP has two major advantages over CF: 1. It's open source and you don't have to come up with thousands of dollars to get a full version of the everything you need to run it. 2. It does not have to fight the bad rep that CF got in the late 90's and the earlier part of the last decade in terms of all of the bad code. I have not worked extensively with PHP, but from what I have seen it works a lot like CF, but lacks many of the conveniences offered by CF. For instance, setting up a datasource is 1 line of code on the back-end and you have instance access to that datasource throughout your application. From what I have seen in the PHP documentation, datasource setup is a longer process. So while I agree that PHP is a better web development language for fast web site development, than Java (especially for someone new to web development), I would say that as time has passed, Java and JEE development explicitly tends to get used to tackle much larger issues of companies who are doing more than putting up basic store fronts or social networking sites.