Eclipse Build Technologies: What are the Current Trends?
I recently had the opportunity to attend the symposium entitled “What’s in a build? Best practice and Requirements” given by Henrik Lindberg (Cloudsmith [1]) and Nick Boldt (JBoss – RedHat
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ESE 2010: EMF Symposium – overview
This Tuesday 2nd of November, the Eclipse Symposium opened the first afternoon of the ESE 2010 [1]. In this post we will give you an sightsee of the emergent projects
FOSDEM 2010: The Raise of the NoSQL initiative
What’s NoSQL? Even if the name is really meaningless, the NoSQL defines a new generation of Key/value pair storage. This initiative is gaining popularity but also maturity. The FOSDEM dedicated
FOSDEM 2010: JAIN SLEE presentation
Evangelizing JAIN SLEE in Open Source Community This year I had a talk at the FOSDEM 2010 about the Red Hat Mobicents JAIN SLEE in the JBoss dev. room. This
Super Size EMF Fast Food Demo: Add Complex Event Processing (Part 2)
Where were we? In the last post we considered the problem of the Integrated fast food management. In step 1, we designed the models and in step 2 we weaved
Super Size EMF Fast Food Demo: Tracking your live-models (Part 1)
Last week we submitted a talk at Eclipse Con 2010 “Add Complex Event Processing to your EMF models: Super Size models Fast food demo“. This is a good opportunity for
Model transformations in new design approaches
Today we dive into a technical and theoretical track on the model transformation. In this post we investigate the existing techniques in Eclipse M2M in order to transform models, going
Atmoshpere & Asynchronous Servlet
Last week, I was at Devoxx and I attended to a speech of JF Arcan, the head architect of the Atmoshpere framework [1]. While the new coming Servlet 3.0 Async
DEVOXX conference Day 1 key notes: JEE 6.0
Today we had the first conference day at DEVOXX, the European JAVA meeting. The key note was, as usual, dedicated to new evolutions in the JAVA world. One of these
What’s declarative Live Model-based UI?
I will inaugurate the EURA NOVA R&D director’s blog by a post on the Wazaabi framework. Actually it is a very good starting point to explain the development we led,