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TechCast #31 – ETE 2009 Keynote – RedHat’s Michael Tiemann – Exonovation

Ken Rimple | April 22, 2009

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This podcast episode is a recording of Michael Tiemann’s keynote presentation from the 2009 Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise Conference. Michael is RedHat’s VP of Open Source Affairs, and has a long history in working on open source projects. He is the president of the “Open Source Initiative,” and has served as the CTO of RedHat, and founded the first open source software company, Cygnus. Michael’s talk focuses on “Exonovation”, or innovation from an open community, and how it can…

TechCast #30 – Interview with Squarespace.com’s Anthony Casalena (and sponsorship announcement)

Ken Rimple | April 22, 2009

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I had been listening to Leo Laporte’s tremendous This Week in Tech (or MacBreak Weekly) podcast, and found out about SquareSpace.com from the show. The crew was raving about how easy it was to use to publish web content, and how it blew away WordPress in terms of productivity. So I set up a free trial for my personal account and was also suitably impressed. In doing research I found that SquareSpace is a Java-based platform, so, since the Chariot…

TechCast #29 – Manning Authors Forum with Dan Allen, John Resig, David Black

Ken Rimple | April 10, 2009

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On today’s show, we feature the Manning author’s Q&A forum. Marjan Bace is the co-founder of Manning Publications, which publishes books on a wide variety of technical topics. Last year at ETE, Marjan assembled the web framework shootout (if interested… part 1, part 2). This year Chariot asked him to assemble an author’s forum, where he takes questions from the audience on writing books for publication. The panelists are Dan Allen, author of Seam in Action, David Black, author of…

TechCast #28 – Sonatype’s Jason Van Zyl on Maven, OSGi and Tycho

Ken Rimple | April 10, 2009

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Today’s show is a recording of the Philly Emerging Tech session by Jason Van Zyl, of Sonatype. Jason is the creator of Maven, a java build tool that works using a set of conventions and plugins. This talk focuses on the current challenges in building OSGi based modular applications using Maven, and how the Tycho project enables easier integration between headless builds from tools such as Hudson, the Maven POM, and the Eclipse IDE. You may download the presentation at…

TechCast #26 – Andy Hunt on Pragmatic Thinking and Learning

Ken Rimple | April 2, 2009

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Andy Hunt is co-founder (along with Dave Thomas) of the Pragmatic Programmers. Their seminal book, The Pragmatic Programmer, gave every developer a nudge, and started their publishing company, The Pragmatic Bookshelf. Andy’s latest book (his seventh) is Pragmatic Thinking and Learning, Refactoring your Wetware. His keynote at 2009 Philly Emerging Tech covered topics from the book, and was a fantastic walk down memory lane (sorry, couldn’t resist). Seriously, folks, his talk was all about maximizing your ability to learn and…

TechCast #25 – Emmanuel Bernard on Bean Validation JSR-303 and Hibernate Search

Ken Rimple | April 1, 2009

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In this podcast, we speak to JBoss’s Emmanuel Bernard on the future of validation using JSR-303, the Bean Validation framework. JSR-303 aims to provide an annotation-driven mechanism to mark plain old java beans with annotations, such as @NotNull, @Min, @Max, and can support custom validation annotations as well. JSR-303 is part of the Java EE 6 suite of JSRs and will be used automatically out of the box by frameworks such as JSF 2.0. Emmanuel also goes into some detail…

TechCast #24 – Dan Allen on Seam, Part 2

Ken Rimple | March 17, 2009

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Last Thursday I had an opportunity to sit down with Dan Allen and talk about the Seam Framework. Dan was a great resource for learning about Seam. This is the second of a two-part interview, where we focus on the future of Java EE 6, including JSR-299, formerly known as WebBeans, and how Seam will change as the Java EE specification evolves. We also discuss varying front-end technologies such as Flex and AJAX, and a bit about workflow. Resources we…

TechCast #23 – Dan Allen on Seam, Part 1

Ken Rimple | March 16, 2009

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Last Thursday I had an opportunity to sit down with Dan Allen and talk about the Seam Framework. Dan was a great resource for learning about Seam. This is the first of a two-part interview, where we focus on the Seam framework itself, how it differs from Spring and other frameworks, and how it marries JSF and POJO as well as EJB components, providing a stateful view of the world and making programming easier for APIs such as Java Persistence….

TechCast #22 – Chris Richardson on Cloud Foundry

Ken Rimple | February 18, 2009

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Today, I speak to San Fransisco based consultant Chris Richardson, author of Manning’s POJOs in Action, and creator of Cloud Tools and Cloud Foundry, both tools created to simplify working with Amazon Web Services for Java and Grails applications. Chris and I speak about the growth of Cloud Computing, as well about his projects. We also discuss the increased adoption of Groovy and Grails as a rapid development platform. Pertinent links: Amazon Web Services Cloud Tools Cloud Foundry Grails Thanks…

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