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Thursday August 30, 2007

Checkmate Technologies donates code to AppFuse

Earlier this year, I had a gig at Checkmate Technologies out in Boston. As part of my work there, they paid me to polish much of AppFuse's code so it passed their Checkstyle coding standards. I'm please to announce that they've donated this work to the AppFuse project. See APF-861 and Changeset 2872 for more details. Thanks guys!

As far as AppFuse 2.0 - we're only 5 issues away from 2.0 RC1! I hope to finish these up in the next few days. With any luck, 2.0 Final will follow shortly after.

Posted in Java at Aug 30 2007, 10:09:41 AM MDT 3 Comments
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Hey Matt, are those new checkstyle rules a) going to be applied to the main project from now on b) open to modification, if a case can be made for it?

Posted by Trent on September 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM MDT #

a) Yes, but we aren't in a position to fail builds for too many Checkstyle errors.

b) Yes, they're open to modification.

Posted by Matt Raible on September 03, 2007 at 12:26 AM MDT #

Good news, really looking forward to the new version!

Posted by Aaron James on September 03, 2007 at 12:38 PM MDT #

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