maturity

This question already has answers here : Closed 10 years ago . How mature is the mono project atm? I've browsed their site but didn't find any indication of how feature complete mono is towards .NET 3.5 / SP1 ? Duplicate of Is Mono Ready for Prime Time? Mono is somewhere between .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.5 See the mono faq Joel Coehoorn See this question, with commentary by none other than mono developer miguel de icaza: Is Mono ready for prime time? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/549166/how-mature-is-mono

I'm currently starting to look into using Scala's XML support for business critical processes. In that regard I would like to know what the current state of the standard XML library in Scala is. I have read some "old" articles relating to Scala 2.7 and the 2.8 trunk, where it was stated that the XML handling would be threadsafe for scala 2.8, and that there was several bugs in version 2.7.x. Some critique has also been giving on the XML class hierachy, but I guess that's a matter of taste. So I would like if somebody could answer the question, what is the current state of the Scala XML library

I've already done some research about SaaS maturity level based on Gianpaolo SaaS maturity model . Right now I got confused about SaaS maturity level 4. It said, it has a "Tenant load balancer" that dynamically calls a new application instance to serve load balancing for a SaaS application. I want to know what this "Tenant load balancer" really means. How do we implement this "Tenant load balancer" in the real world or in an application server? Can anyone give me some good explanation and an example, like an implementation in Java EE technology? techuser soma The key concept is horizontal