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annotated REST Services in JPublish? Of course :)
If you want to experience with the JAX-RS specification you should try this new addition to JPublish: the JPWink module. Wink is still in incubation mode but I am using it and it is very stable. More details to follow but you can check it out right away ... |
13-Apr-2010 |
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jQuery, DWR and RESTLET; JPublish demo web application available
For those of you asking for examples of integrating jQuery, DWR and Rest with JPublish, I just uploaded a very simple demo at Google code, in case you're interested. This is a 5.7M file and you can get if from here: ... |
2-Apr-2010 |
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Awesome future for the java web apps: Stax.net
I am using Heroku for my Rails apps and I am loving it, what's not to love about Heroku?! :) But I am also a Java developer, and like many others I am crying for a decent Java hosting provider. Bright future ahead: Stax.net. Stax will probably ... |
29-Mar-2010 |
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adding Google Closure support to JPublish.
If you follow me on Twitter, you already know I started to re-write JPublish in Scala, tho it's a long way and it is mostly an experiment so far. However, the existing JPublish version is enterprise ready but it lacks a nice AJAX/JS templating support. ... |
7-Nov-2009 |
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extra 5 minutes of fun; JRuby and Velocity
As promised, this time I am showing you a very simple way to play with Velocity templating language in JRuby. jvel.rb # A simple JRuby Velocity integration demo # Notes: # - save this script as 'jvel.rb'.# - in the folder from where you're executing ... |
6-Nov-2009 |
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5 minutes of fun: JRuby and StringTemplate
If you like to explore some stuff on templating, and I highly recommend StringTemplate, this is how you can do it from JRuby. jrst.rb # A simple JRuby StringTemplate integration demo # Notes: # - save this script as 'jrst.rb'.# - in the folder from ... |
4-Nov-2009 |
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java web frameworks? back to Rails?? :(
obviously, as a JPublish maintainer, I am biased, but if you wonder why Java is not popular among the web designers and developers, is because we: the java developers are not designing web frameworks for non-Java web developers, IMHO. I was just ... |
2-Nov-2009 |
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I love competition and bow before better solutions
I am sure that there are many other frameworks out there, frameworks deserving some attention from you (Java web application developer or designer), and one of these frameworks is very close to the principles used to design the JPublish web framework ... |
23-Oct-2009 |
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YAY!!! IntelliJ goes Open source :)
Great news, Ladies and Gentlemen Java developers, our favorite Java IDE goes open source. http://blogs.jetbrai... |
18-Oct-2009 |
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reply to: Jonathat's "Understanding Sun in Three Easy Steps (1 of 4)"
As a Java supporter, I was watching with interest Jonathan's video (where comments are closed): Understanding Sun in Three Easy Steps (1 of 4) I hear you Jonathan, but: being able to host a java web app is a big pain. Learning anything from ... |
22-Apr-2009 |
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re: IntelliJ IDEA 8.1 brings you a full-fledged voice control plugin to ...
Very interesting news: IntelliJ IDEA 8.1 brings you a full-fledged voice control plugin to help you code even faster than before. Now you can associate a voice command with any action — just like a keyboard or mouse shortcut, and IntelliJ IDEA ... |
9-Apr-2009 |
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JPublish-RESTLET integration; a very first step.
Hi, I am pleased to let you know about the availability of a very simple yet flexible integration between JPublish and the RESTLET framework: http://www.restlet.o... |
18-Mar-2009 |
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Listen to your customers, not your competitors.
This entry has nothing to do with Java. It is just a reminder for all of us to stay focused on things that matter - the title says it all. Joel is an inspiration for many of us (he doesn't like Java, although he never had the chance to use JPublish), and ... |
3-Feb-2009 |
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JSON Prettifier with JPublish DWR; live demo available
You asked for it :) Below is the url for the live demo of the JSON Prettifier application, implementation described in a previous entry. PrettyJSON.flop.ca, live demo. Let me know if you're interested to download the sources as well. Enjoy! |
14-Sep-2008 |
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JSON Prettifier with JPublish DWR; simple
I am working a lot with AJAX these days for a project where JSON is used almost everywhere. And as you know, reading too much JSON, especially JSON containing complex data, is not an attractive job ;) There are a lot of tools you could use but most of ... |
11-Sep-2008 |
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re: About the Death of the Working Hours
I fundamentally disagree with the idea that a software development team should be constrained to working 9 to 5. Most software developers don’t even have that luxury, working overtime to compensate for all the mistakes people like Fred Brooks told ... |
8-Aug-2008 |
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Profiling the JPublish web applications
We recently deployed a lot of new functionality to a very complex JPublish driven web site and profiling many aspects of the code we developed was a mandatory prerequisite. To make our life easier, we used the very simple profiling tool provided as ... |
20-Dec-2007 |
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Executing JPublish Actions from DWR? What else can be simpler? :)
I was always envying the ability of Webwork to execute Actions via DWR and it was clear that any JPublish user will need something similar. However, I wanted a simpler implementation. As promised, now you have it:) If you'll update your JPublish ... |
27-Oct-2007 |
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re: Trolling with Java Web Frameworks
People knowing me already know about my opinion about JSP and JSF. JSP is "OK" if you're designing UI with Java developers :'( However, a good separation of Concerns can be achieved only through a good separation of Roles, beautifully explained ... |
26-Oct-2007 |
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Cayenne ORM support for JPublish
We finally did it :) JPublish applications can now use a very nice ORM support through the beautiful Cayenne framework. I have to admit that initially I started to implement the Hibernate support but then I became more and more attracted by the vibrant ... |
12-Oct-2007 |