Most developers understand productivity as being about producing a lot of code as quickly as possible, because this is their daily experience arising from management and customer pressure. Therefore, many developers think that UML modeling will not increase...
0 replies - 2965 views - 11/10/11 by Philippe Desfray in Articles
OpenXava is a productive way for creating business AJAX applications
with Java. With OpenXava you only need to write domain classes (simple
Java or Groovy classes annotated with JPA) to get an application ready for
production.OpenXava 4.0.1 has been...
0 replies - 1088 views - 01/12/11 by Javier Paniza in Announcements
JRebel is an award-winning productivity tool for Java EE development. It enables your team to complete more features, fix more bugs, and release quality software on schedule and under budget by eliminating time-wasting build and redeploy phases. Your whole...
0 replies - 981 views - 10/06/09 by Jevgeni Kabanov in Announcements
Throughout my career, which is entering it's 10th year of commercial programming, 15 years total, I have always been bombarded by the CTO's and the "good" programmers, who boast that their product is x amount of lines long. Sometimes, 100,000's and...
13 replies - 4666 views - 09/23/09 by Francois Hensley in Articles
During the summer I have published a series of articles that illustrate basic usage of Sculptor. They include screencasts so that you get a feeling of what it looks like when using Sculptor.
0 replies - 869 views - 08/27/09 by Patrik Nordwall in Announcements
OpenXava 3.1.3 is a framework to develop Java Enterprise applications in a different
way: OpenXava avoids MVC. It's a JPA Application Engine in that you
provide only your POJOs annotated with JPA and you obtain an
application ready for...
0 replies - 1434 views - 06/23/09 by Javier Paniza in Announcements
Deployment in grid environments is always a big issue. Many grid companies provide super-tooling support to make sure that a simple JAR file is distributed across all nodes. Often users have to create Maven or Ant scripts that deploy their applications onto...
1 replies - 2886 views - 09/11/08 by Dmitriy Setrakyan in Articles
Chapter 1 is the introduction, and in it Neal explains what productivity is and why he felt the need to write a book on how to improve it. This is followed by a nifty example of a tip that anyone can...
0 replies - 9252 views - 08/15/08 by Burk Hufnagel in Book Reviews
There are so many frameworks, architectural styles, tool stacks from which to choose. Perhaps, there are too many. Yet none of them are able to solve all your problems. The least understood of all of these is a framework that deals with the software...
0 replies - 5104 views - 06/04/08 by Aslam Khan in Articles
This article tries to demonstrate that Java can be more productive than Ruby. We are going to develop the same application of the article Rolling with Ruby on Rails Revisited (part 1 and part 2) but using POJOs annotated with JPA and a Model Driven Framework,...
16 replies - 22570 views - 05/15/08 by Javier Paniza in News
This morning starts with good news. Having opened the press release on the Jolt Awards, I scroll through the page - here we are.
2 replies - 3793 views - 03/07/08 by Irina Megorskaya in News
