I'm the creator of Hibernate, a popular object/relational persistence solution for Java, and Seam, an application framework for enterprise Java. I've also contributed to the Java Community Process standards as Red Hat representative for the EJB, JPA, JSF specifications and as spec lead of the CDI specification. At Red Hat, I'm currently working on Ceylon, a new programming language for the JVM.
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Java Persistence with Hibernate
with Christian Bauer November 2006 Manning Publications 841 pages (English), PDF ebook |
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Hibernate in Action
with Christian Bauer August 2004 Manning Publications 408 pages (English), PDF ebook |
The first official public release of the Ceylon IDE is out! You can read David's announcement here.
This is a full-featured development environment for Ceylon, with I guess everything you use regularly in your Java IDE, including interactive error reporting, incremental build, syntax highlighting, proposals, quick fixes, refactoring, searching, wizards, hover help, debugging, and much more. It even has a major feature that your Java IDE doesn't have: deep integration with Ceylon's module and module repository architecture. (No more futzing with the project build path!)
Check out the feature list, and some screenshots. Then try it out from our update site.
I'll have more to say about how we were able to engineer an entire professional IDE for a new language in less than 6 months with two part-time developers in a future post.
Once again: thanks to David Festal for all his hard work, and to SERLI for their support.
