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Adobe Demos "Thermo" RIA Design Tool to Delighted Crowd
This sounds quite interesting: Josh Catone in Adobe Demos "Thermo" RIA Design Tool to Delighted Crowd: The presenters really got the MAX crowd rocking by showing off Thermo's "Convert artwork to..." feature. In a matter of a couple of clicks, a text i... 		Oct 3, 2007
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Starting to love EJB3 Hibernate Annotations
As our current project allows for some experimentation and adoption of recent technologies, we spent today with EJB3 Hibernate Annotations to get away from the XML configuration one used to create with Hibernate before. The annotations need to be plac... 		Mar 8, 2007
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Tapestry: first experiences
Together with Fidel, Caimito's new hire in Panama, I started to experiment with the component-based web framework Tapestry. We were inspired by Brian Sam-Bodden's book Beginning POJOs and Brian's personal recommendation of Tapestry. There are two type... 		Mar 4, 2007
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Checking a bean's health
Sometimes the little details get overlooked. While I'm working on my book about Acegi Security I read a lot of its source code and that's always a refreshing learning experience. In fact I'd like to recommend anyone to take advantage of open source and... 		Jan 30, 2007
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Most common mistake: start Swing applications off the right thread
While reading Improve Application Performance With SwingWorker in Java SE 6 from the Sun Developer Network I found that I made the most common mistake in Swing programming myself as well. All Java programs start with an initial thread out of the main(... 		Jan 24, 2007
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[TSE] Meeting Requirements through Acceptance and Stress Testing
My fellow German developer Eberhard Wolff is speaking this morning about acceptance and stress testing to meet requirements. As an introduction he's wrapping up what Spring provides in the org.springframework.... 		Dec 10, 2006
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[TSE] System Integration Testing with Spring
Fixing defects at a late stage in a project is more costly and causes more pain than doing it as early as possible. Testable code is good code. Testing is essential to agile processes. AOP helps to isolate concerns. Infrastructure can be left out of t... 		Dec 9, 2006
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[TSE] The Art of Domain Modeling
Now at the beginning of the afternoon it's Keith Donald's second talk about Domain Driven Design at The Spring Experience. Effective modeling is about creating a knowledge rich model with everything relevant to the problem being solved. In order to ac... 		Dec 8, 2006
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[TSE] The Building Blocks of Domain Driven Design
Keith Donald's talk at The Spring Experience has started. Right now he's summarizing what Eric told us before. A domain model does not capture every aspect of the real world. Instead it's a simplistic view of the world to serve a purpose. Discoveries ... 		Dec 8, 2006
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[TSE] Domain Driven Design
I'm sitting in Eric Evans' talk "Introduction to Domain Driven Design" at The Spring Experience. The first question he is asking is whether your problem really is a technical problem. Technical people tend to see everything as a technical problem and s... 		Dec 8, 2006
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Configure Spring without XML
Rod Johnson - one of the Spring developers - wrote about the upcoming Java configuration option for Spring beans. @Configuration public class NoXMLConfig { @Bean public Address address() { return new Address(); } @Bean public Person per... 		Dec 1, 2006
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Preparing for The Spring Experience
Next week I'll board the plane from Panama City to Miami to attend The Spring Experience in Fort Lauderdale. These are my picks from the various tracks. An Introduction to Domain-Driven Design The Building Blocks of Domain-Driven Design Using Dyna... 		Nov 30, 2006
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Why so many open source projects end up at Apache
Matt Raible reports that the Wicket web framework might become an Apache project and wonders why so many open source projects try to work under the Apache umbrella. Apache has become a well-known brand that is know outside the developer's world as wel... 		Aug 9, 2006