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20060928 Thursday September 28, 2006

AppFuse used in Rails for Java Developers book I received an interesting e-mail from Stuart Halloway this afternoon:

Subject: AppFuse rocks! and ...

Hi Matt,

I have been using AppFuse to generate many of the Java examples we use for comparison in the new book. Thanks for AppFuse -- I'd be miserable without it. I'd be happy to get you a comp copy of the book if you want it. (And delighted if you have any feedback on my use of AppFuse... :-) ).

Cheers,
Stuart

Hopefully Stuart and Justin don't make AppFuse and Java look too bad. smiley

If you're familiar with AppFuse (or the frameworks it leverages) and want to learn Ruby on Rails, Rails for Java Developers should treat you well. I've never read one of Stuart or Justin's books, but I've heard them speak. They're both incredibly enjoyable to listen to.

Posted with permission from Stuart. Posted in Java at Sep 28 2006, 02:42:25 PM MDT 1 Comment

Comments:

His comments Wednesday night to the No. Virginia Ruby User's Group explained that he is using Struts as being the most common knowledge base for Java developers. Hence, the application is developed concurrently in Struts and Rails.

This should be interesting.

Posted by Jim Van Fleet on September 29, 2006 at 07:45 AM MDT #

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