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Oracle Commerce Cloud: great idea on paper, but pricing and feature gaps make on-premise ATG still competitive.

Jersey-based REST module simplifies ATG REST service configuration with annotations instead of verbose setup.

TOMS needs a Senior ATG Lead Developer in Marina Del Rey - beautiful office, serious credentials required.

Cloud computing and VMs suit many workloads, but ATG hosting isn't one of them.

Oracle's aggressive ATG licensing changes have priced out mid-market customers and alienated existing ones.

ATG 10's core-based licensing represents both progress and pitfalls in Oracle's e-commerce strategy.

Strategic approach to organizing static assets in ATG applications for maintainability and deployment.

Stolen resume lands interview but fails immediately when ATG knowledge is required. Technical expertise can't be faked.

Boston ATG User Group launches with food, networking, and presentations for diverse technical audiences.

Modern CPU cores tripled licensing costs while performance gains lag. ATG's core-based model is economically broken.

ATG's new CSC UI looks modern but loads slower and confuses users more than the bare-bones interface it replaced.

Customizing ATG CSC UI is a nightmare compared to the straightforward JSP editing that Commerce Assist allowed.

ATG CSC Search engine brings configuration complexity and Mac incompatibility to profile and order lookups.

ATG 9.1's CSC is bloated, complex, and dependent on too many moving parts compared to the simpler Commerce Assist.

64-page guide to scaling ATG applications across hundreds of nodes with insights from AT&T's massive cluster.

Site speed impacts Google rankings now - here's why it matters and how Spark::red's hosting expertise tuned every layer.

Spark::red launches monthly ATG newsletter covering hosting, performance tuning, and technical deep dives.

ATG's CPU-based licensing made sense in 1999, but virtualization and cloud broke the whole model.