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20030904 Thursday September 04, 2003

Hibernate's New Site I can tell I've been out of the loop for awhile. Hibernate has improved their site and moved to their domain (hibernate.org). Cool - looks very nice fellas. I especially dig the fact that you're now hosting your own user forums.

I'm not doing much Hibernate work these days - my new gig already has all the persistence layer written with JDBC DAO's, so there's not much reason to re-write them. The funny part is that if I need to write a new DAO, it'd probably be faster for me to do it with Hibernate, but since politics require all technologies be approved - it'd never happen. Why do the tools developers use have to be approved? So new (and existing) developers don't have to constantly learn new stuff. Bad for brain, good for business. Posted in Java at Sep 04 2003, 08:13:41 AM MDT 1 Comment

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The new forum is certainly worthy of praise. The built in forums at Sourceforge are atrocious.

Posted by Rafe on September 08, 2003 at 08:25 AM MDT #

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