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Saturday June 02, 2007

Why hasn't JBoss "bought" Facelets?

Remember when JBoss use to "buy" open source projects by hiring their lead developers and paying them to work on open source? Remember when Marc Fleury said something about owning open source projects?

Have things changed at Red Hat? When are they going to buy Facelets? From the Facelets mailing list:

JBoss Seam progress is heavily dependent on facelets so might be JBoss could to something to remedy the situation with lack of evolution in current facelets.

Facelets is a very good project which now suffers due to lack of evolution which it needs.

Please, keep it going...

Jacob - are you willing to be bought? According to the Facelets user community, this project could really use some help.

Posted in Java at Jun 02 2007, 01:34:18 AM MDT 4 Comments