I will be demoing the initial release of my Generic Dao package at the Tetra ELF Cafe Workshop in Oxford, England this week. This package allows a developer who is using Spring and Hibernate to avoid the tedium of writing DAOs. It is very compact and has extensive javadocs. More information is available at the VT confluence site here:
https://content.cc.vt.edu/confluence/display/DEV/Generic+Dao
Aaron Zeckoski is a technology leader recognized for his expertise in educational technologies and learning systems. He has been an open source architect working on learning systems projects like Sakai. This is a technical blog about software engineering, servant leadership, and whatever else.
Monday, September 25, 2006
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Cafe 2.2.x distro created
I created a 2.2.x distibution of the sakai-cafe that is specifically for version 2.2.x of the Sakai code base today. This is because the current 2.3 trunk code breaks the cafe distribution and I don't have a good way to fix it for now without making the cafe distribution huge and bloated.
I have been meaning to do this for awhile anyway so that developers have a way to do their development work on a specific version of Sakai (probably the one they are running on their campus).
I have been meaning to do this for awhile anyway so that developers have a way to do their development work on a specific version of Sakai (probably the one they are running on their campus).
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Upcoming Tetra ELF Cafe
There will be a Sakai Cafe (bootcamp) at the Tetra conference at Oxford, England from September 27-28. The training will be on writing Sakai tools and best practices. Antranig Basman and Ian Boston will be present. It should be a good time and there will be a lots of new materials in the cafe as a result. Writing Sakai apps should become a lot easier soon if we can get everything to line up.
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