Wherein more support for Python frameworks in Glassfish is announced.[Read More]
Monday Jul 20, 2009
Wednesday Jun 10, 2009
Wherein my first experience at JavaOne is detailed.[Read More]
Monday Jun 08, 2009
Wherein a brief explanation of the thought behind the GlassFish Jython module is presented.[Read More]
Tuesday Apr 21, 2009
Wherein the black art of Java Memory management is illuminated, at least slightly.
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Monday Apr 20, 2009
Wherein some confusion around GlassFish v3 prelude and Rails 2.3 is (hopefully) cleared up.[Read More]
Wednesday Apr 01, 2009
Wherein previously promised Capistrano recipes are dispensed.[Read More]
Wednesday Feb 11, 2009
Wherein Capistrano recipes with Glassfish as the main ingredient are shown.[Read More]
Wednesday Jan 14, 2009
Wherein a fairly short entry about JavaOne is posted.[Read More]
Tuesday Jan 06, 2009
Wherein Sinatra support is added through a custom launch script, as an example to others. [Read More]
Tuesday Dec 02, 2008
Wherein a description of what modifications are needed to deploy TriSano on glassfish, as a general model of how easy it is to get things running.
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Tuesday Nov 25, 2008
Wherein a fairy tale explains the importance of setting your Grizzly parameters, and over 9000 requests per second are processed.[Read More]
Thursday Nov 20, 2008
Wherein AI is suggested as a compromise between the ease-of-use of Ruby frameworks and the configurability of J2EE frameworks[Read More]
Friday Nov 07, 2008
Wherein Glassfish Gem is released upon the world, and there is dancing in the streets.[Read More]
Tuesday Oct 28, 2008
Wherein the details of starting your own custom framework on GlassFish are explained[Read More]
Tuesday Oct 21, 2008
Wherein merb support is announced, and the burning-out of your monitor is narrowly averted
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