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Monday February 26, 2007

The Good Seats

There's nothing like getting the good seats when you attend a sporting event or concert. This weekend, we had 4th row seats to the Nuggets game on Friday night, 2nd row to the DU Hockey game on Saturday night and first row to The Doodlebops show on Sunday. Believe it or not, The Doodlebops was probably the most fun. The fact that smiles were plastered on Abbie and Jack's faces made it great, but also Abbie got to give Mo a high five and both kids were dancing like they actually knew how. Fun stuff.

Next weekend looks to be great as well. It's dumping in the hills - Steamboat got around 4 feet of powder last week. The forecast is snow all week, with Spring-skiing temperatures this weekend. We're heading up at the end of week, so I'm crossing my fingers hoping for mounds of champagne powder. In the meantime, it's time to start coding like a madman on my new project where I'm building an e-commerce site with AppFuse 2.0.

Posted in General at Feb 26 2007, 05:15:36 AM MST 6 Comments
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Whew... the Doodlebops. I think you have got to be trying to convince yourself that they weren't bad. I get digging the kids smiles and all, but the Doodlebops? That might be right up there with water boarding as an effective way to extract information out of somebody.

Posted by Country on February 26, 2007 at 07:40 PM MST #

Hi there! I have a question for you about the Doodlebops show you attended. If you could please e-mail me here a.s.a.p: [email protected] Thank you! :) -- Stephanie* www.deedeerooneymoe.net

Posted by Stephanie on February 26, 2007 at 08:03 PM MST #

You said:

In the meantime, it's time to start coding like a madman on my new project where I'm building an e-commerce site with AppFuse 2.0.

What framework are you using???

Posted by CMH on February 26, 2007 at 10:45 PM MST #

CMH - I'm using Struts 2, Spring and Hibernate with SQL Server as the database.

Posted by Matt Raible on February 27, 2007 at 01:27 AM MST #

Matt- Was that your choice? After all your experience with the different frameworks it would be an interesting blog entry to read why you choose a certain framework for your production work. If it isn't the clients decision that is...

Posted by CMH on February 27, 2007 at 04:27 PM MST #

CMH - Yes, this was my recommendation. Although it's been awhile, I wrote about why you should choose Struts 2 last June. This project seemed like a good fit (minimal forms, high performance, Ajax features).

Posted by Matt Raible on February 27, 2007 at 04:40 PM MST #

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