Bio
Sanne is the technical lead of the Hibernate team at Red Hat, where he is an Architect in the engineering department. He works across all Hibernate projects and Quarkus, helping define team priorities; works on performance and benchmarks, tries to mediate the needs of the OSS community and the business requirements which fund the project, while balancing innovation with the requirements of established users. He also likes to contribute to many other OSS projects, such as Infinispan, Wildfly, Lucene, Elasticsearch, GraalVM and OpenJDK - and many others, depending on the needs of our community and our projects. He lived in Holland, Italy, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Portugal; currently resides in the UK; loves OSS and socializing with other developers to improve all and any OSS project.
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Past night I've uploaded the Hibernate Search release 4.4.0.CR1 (Candidate Release for 4.4) to Sourceforce and the Maven repositories.
Hibernate Search 4.4.0.Beta1 is ready for downloads! You can get it either from Maven repositories or from Sourceforge.
Emmanuel is headed to JavaOne, where you can see his hands-on presentations: live on stage coding showing the latest features of Hibernate Search and Bean Validation. It's a unique experience to see how easy it is to get started with these technologies, and also what powerful features they can provide you in just one hour coding.
This 4.4.0.Alpha2 release might look like quite boring to end users as there apparently are no exciting new features.
The voting for the JBoss Community Recognition Awards 2013 ends tomorrow; if you haven't done it yet please vote for our contributors.
Tomorrow the London Java Community (LJC) meets for the monthly Meet a Project
night. I'll be there again, this time to explain how to get started contributing to Hibernate Search and answer all the questions you might have about the mysterious world of open source professionals.
We're in Boston for JUDCon and Red Hat Summit; Emmanuel is on stage coding live a nice new demo using Hibernate Search to combine full-text with geographic filtering. It will be contributed to JDF quickstarts but you can already get the sources.
After a week from publishing Hibernate Search 4.3.0.Beta1 with its great performance improvements we're feeling it is actually solid enough to move quickly towards a release, so here you have...
Hibernate Search 4.3.0.Beta1 is now available both in Maven repositories and from Sourceforge.
