Some time a go I had a chat with Alef Arendsen. We talked about flex and the integration with springframework. As a lot of you know, I wrote a few posts about that topic. We talked about what the springframework
Doing search
Some time a go I wrote an item about refactoring a library. This post was about ict books, and how you can limit the amount of physical books. At the end I discussed a way to refactor your library by
Building Spring DM server compliant OSGi bundles with Maven
Recently, SpringSource released the first version of their DM server. The SpringSource DM Server provides the ability to build enterprise web applications. In the basis, S2DM is a fine mixture of Equinox and Tomcat. Building OSGi-based web applications was already
Using the Memento pattern to solve thread safety issues
Introduction Author’s note: this is an article that I co-authoredwith a colleague, Robert van der Steen. It has also been published in our company newsletter. Many of the applications we write for our clients nowadays use the service paradigm: a
Things I do with flex as a java programmer
So far I have written a few posts mainly about the implementation of security and flex. In this post I want to focus on a the usage of flex in a more general sense. For the experienced flex programmer, this
Roadtrip from springframework to Hippo 7
At the moment I am doing a proof of concept for a customer together with two developers from the customer and a developer from Hippo. We are using the future product of hippo, Hippo 7. It is a nice technology
Commodity and Ethics in IT, why a PoC is better than a RFP Process
Ben his article “Consultancy” != “Cover your ass” is all about ethics and “How to Help your Customer in the Best Possible Way“. Recently, but also quite often in the past, I was involved in RFI & RFP processes and
ISIS Papyrus presenteert Whitepaper De Digitale Polis
Although initially sceptic I have decided after checking with Jettro to put the press release also on our Gridshore blog. I can not deny that we have around 400 to 500 hits a day, which is more than most sites