[DJUG] JMS and Spring
Tonight's DJUG should be a fun one. First, I hope to learn some JMS tips and tricks from Chris Huston then I'm doing a presentation on Spring. I asked the group what they wanted to know about Spring last week and I got a wide range of answers. There should be a good mix of newbies and experienced Spring users. I'll give you a link to my presentation, but I have to warn you that there's not much there. I tend to show a lot of code in and do demos when I present, so my presentations tend to be kinda thin. My two goals for tonight are 1) keep it under an hour so we can all get to the bar and 2) inspire Spring-mania among the crowd.
Posted by Harold Neiper on December 09, 2004 at 04:06 AM MST #
Posted by Gene Garcia on December 09, 2004 at 03:45 PM MST #
Posted by Marcel Zeeuw on December 09, 2004 at 05:03 PM MST #
Gene - no, I don't believe the presentation was recorded.
Marcel - I think all the frameworks mentioned in my frameworks comparison are good choice. The main reason I chose Struts was because I know it so well. I know how to do indexed properties and make it all work in a matter of minutes. I know what when wrong when I see certain error messages. This is mainly based on experience - since I've used Struts for 3.5 years now. I do plan on using a different framework on my next project (if the client lets me), so I'm sure my opinion will change over time. I recently chose Struts for my current project b/c the client already uses Struts and has the knowledge in-house. I don't know if I would choose Spring over JSF or Tapestry - they both have some pretty slick components. If I needed graphing my next app - I'd probably choose Tapestry b/c of its slick chart component. Also, since all frameworks are in AppFuse/Equinox - it's easy to get up and running with them quickly. ;-)
Posted by Matt Raible on December 09, 2004 at 08:50 PM MST #
Posted by Harold Neiper on December 10, 2004 at 07:38 PM MST #
Posted by Akki on January 07, 2008 at 10:16 AM MST #