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Wednesday June 04, 2003

Hibernate 2.0 Final this weekend?

From Gavin on the hibernate-devel mailing list: 

I plan to release Hibernate 2.0 final this weekend.

It would be nice if, at the same time, we have all the other "bits" built
and available for download:

* a special XDoclet build (I need to clear this with xdoclet team)
* avalon wrapper
* tools package (mainly for the sake of CodeGenerator)
* middlegen plugin (DONE)

The XDoclet team has also been trying to get out a new release - they don't seem to be having much luck though. That's the problem with these open source projects - they take too much time, with little or no ROI for the developer(s). I dream of a day that the company I work for actually pays me to work on Open Source projects. Maybe I just need a new client for Raible Designs, and then I'll just pay myself to work on OS!

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