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At Devoxx we were preparing for having an interview with Lincoln Baxter III about Forge, tweeted it out and JBoss Community member Paul Bakker came by and joined in on the fun and Episode 23 was the result.
In this episode we first cover news around OpenShift, Immutant, JUDCon India and Devoxx following with an interview with Lincoln and Paul about Forge.
Show notes and episode downloads are at Asylum Website
Enjoy!
We invited Marek Goldmann and Galder Zamerreno on to the stage for live podcast recorded at JUDCon London.
In this informal panel we cover the various approaches different languages are being used, supported, extended and even created in and around JBoss.org.
The sound is in areas not perfect because of the live scene, but the talks and topics comes out well so hope you will enjoy it :)
Show notes and episode downloads are at Asylum Website
Enjoy!
Michael Neale, Andrew L. Rubinger and I talking about what happened at JavaOne around JBoss technology.
Topics covers JCP.next, JavaEE Rocks, Web Profile, TomEE, Duke Choice Awards, Arquillian, Netty, Jenkins, AS 7, OpenShift, CloudBees, JUDCon and how JBoss team used Air B&B to get some sleep.
Show notes and episode downloads are at Asylum Website
Enjoy!
If you are near Neuchatel, Switzerland next week then we are having our first meeting in JBUG: Neuchatel at the Red Hat/JBoss offices in Neuchatel, Wednesday 21st September 2011.
The topic of the first meeting is JBUG Neuchatel Intro and AS 7.
You can see the schedule here and leave a comment if you plan on showing up or are interested in future meetups at Neuchatel and surrounding area.
For this 20th anniversary of the podcast we have Mark Proctor and Michael Anstis from the Drools team on to talk about the recently released Drools 5.2.
We cover the latest news from JBoss Community and then get to talk about Drools history, what a rules engine is good for and Mark Proctor gets to answer to Mike Brock's allegations
from the last episode.
You can get the episode from the Asylum website.
Enjoy!
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