I worked on Hibernate core and the tools. Currently I work on making JBoss Tools and JBoss Developer Studio the tool to use for JBoss and Seam related technology.
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The final re-post to remind you to use the feeds from JBoss Tools to get JBoss tooling news ;)
Blogging about upcoming webinar tomorrow, the Cloud efforts and bringng back life to a BPEL project.
See it at JBoss Tools Blog
A reminder to follow the news on JBoss Tools please look at JBoss Tools Community Blog.
The latest entry explains how to get to run JBoss Tools on Eclipse 3.6 (Helios)
RSS feeds from community.jboss.org are also available.
Thank you.
We recorded an improptu podcast at JUDCon 2010 which took place the day before the main event Red Hat Summit & JBoss World last week in Boston.
This podcast included a panel containing Kevin Connor (ESB/SOA), Jason Greene (AS), Aslak Knutsen (Arquillian) and Pete Muir (Seam/CDI) which got a few minute each to outline their project and after that we opened up for questions.
Those questions lead to discussions about Infinispan, JBoss AS performance, hotdeployment and other tidbits.
Due to the improptu nature of the recording we unfortunately did not have enough mic's to cover the whole audience (20+ people) but we did our best to get people to repeat their questions into the microphones. All in all the sound quality is very good and we hope you will enjoy this.
We also used some slides at this podcast, a link to those are in the shownotes.
You can get it all from The Asylum Episode 12, send feedback via mail or our new and shiny twitter.
Future blogs by me related to JBoss Tools & Developer Studio will be done at JBoss Tools Community Blog.
Here I and other members of the JBoss Tools team will be blogging about new and upcoming features of JBoss Tools; Brian Fitzpatrick already started with his new Webservices Testing tooling.
Please use the RSS feeds from community.jboss.org from now on to follow JBoss Tools entries.
This feed will still contain Hibernate Core and JBoss Asylum related entries.
Thank you!
With a short but busy delay since the last podcast we now got Episode 11 of JBoss Asylum out.
We cover some of the big things that have happend since the last podcast such as the JBoss.org Security Incident, the upcoming JUDCon conference, changes around the jBPM project, the new Maven repository at JBoss, Hibernate 3.5 and JBoss Tools releases.
In the end we briefly talk about the VMForce annoncement and other cloud offerings.
You can get it all from The Asylum Episode 11, send feedback here.
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