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Friday, May 28, 2004

HiveMind home page updated

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I've put up the updated HiveMind home page, which now has the Forrest look to it, replacing the old Maven look. Forrest has its...
Thursday, May 27, 2004

Tapestry Test Assist

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A frequent criticism of Tapestry, from the point of view of the Test Driven Development crowd, is that Tapestry is too hard to test ... be...
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Tapestry in Action on java.net

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Coincidentally, java.net is also running a discussion of Tapestry in Action. I don't think they are giving away a clopy of the book...

Examples from NFJS Denver

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I finally remembered to upload the examples from my presentations at NFJS. This is a ZIP file of the Eclipse project. Expect this to chan...
Tuesday, May 25, 2004

JavaRanch Radio - Giveaway of "Tapestry In Action"

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Just a note: JavaRanch Radio - Giveaway of "Tapestry In Action" I'm monitoring the forum and answering questions. Any ...
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Monday, May 24, 2004

Tapestry at NFJS Denver

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Just got back from the Denver No Fluff Just Stuff, where I gave two Tapestry presentations and a HiveMind presentation. Matt Raible att...
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Friday, May 21, 2004

JAM -- Another alternative to Maven

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I've been learning a lot about Ant 1.6 features, but others may have beaten my to the punch: JAM seems to do all the things I'm pla...

Moving Away from Maven

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I've gotten some comments asking why I'm moving away from Maven . I started to use Maven initially as part of the HiveMind e...
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Thursday, May 20, 2004

Maven-like downloads for Ant

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One of the key features of Maven that I like is that it will download dependencies for you automatically. I'm just starting to c...
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Wednesday, May 19, 2004

Comments enabled for the blog

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I've enabled comment on my blog ... not exactly sure how Blogger implements comments, so we'll see what happens! I think you nee...
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Why separate bin and src distributions?

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Something that struck me as I was preparing the latest HiveMind release just now. Why do we in the open-source world bother with separati...
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HiveMind 1.0-alpha-5

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I've just tagged the release, and will have downloads available shortly. Lots of cool stuff between alpha-4 and alpha-5. Simpl...

Learning to love EasyMock

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I've finally started using EasyMock with the HiveMind testing ... that's a huge amount of power in a tiny, little package! ...
Monday, May 17, 2004

HiveMind -- ready for beta?

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I've done some moderately involved refactorings of HiveMind lately and, in my opinion, everything is just about in place for HiveMind ...

HiveMind work

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Squeezed around the edges of my work in Germany , I got a bunch of work on HiveMind done. I've been doing a bit of refactoring, movi...

Back from Germany

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Just back from a quick visit to Germany and startext , an IT shop that is getting heavily into Tapestry. They brought me out for 3 1/2 day...

By Request: How Line Precise Error Reporting is implemented

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Hi Howard, I read your blog and I'd like to make a request. I'd really like to read more technical details on techniques y...
Monday, May 10, 2004

Thinking about Flex

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I was very impressed by the Flex presentation at TheServerSide. Flex is a rich client toolkit. Flash and ActionScript on the client. J...
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A short break between TSS and Germany

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So I'm back from TheServerSide Symposium and have just enough time to catch my breath before heading out to a multi-day engagement in ...
Tuesday, May 04, 2004

SDL, Testing, and the Scripting Debate

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I'm really loving the effort I invested in SDL , it's very clean, very useful stuff. I'm beginning to productize Tapestry tes...
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