Monthly Archives: June 2008

Spring London User Group

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Jan Machacek

As you all know, Aleksa and I presented a case study at the first Spring London User Group meeting (I think we should call it SLUG); we now give you video of our presentation. Jan and Aleksa presenting

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Declarative caching and Hibernate

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Jan Machacek

We successfully use the Caching SpringModule. In short, this allows us to declaratively cache values returned from method calls. The Caching module supports many different cache implementations; we have picked OsCache for development. To get started, let’s take a look … Continue reading →

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A Week of Web Releases

Posted on June 5, 2008 by Andrew Chalkley

It’s been an exciting week on the web front with jQuery 1.2.6 and Ruby on Rails 2.1 being released, both providing feature enhancements and performance improvements. Here is a brief run down: jQuery Event Handling is 103% Faster CSS Selectors … Continue reading →

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SpringOne – Jan presenting

Posted on June 2, 2008 by Guy Remond

Following on from the very successful presentation given by Jan and Aleksa at the inaugural Spring User Group (SUG) meeting on Friday, Jan will be presenting a slightly extended version of the same presentation at SpringOne. SpringOne is being held … Continue reading →

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Area51

Posted on June 2, 2008 by Jan Machacek

We’ve now ordered a new sub-domain area51.devcake.co.uk. As you can guess from its name, we will publish all experimental code there. In fact, this will give you a read-only access to a subset of our subversion repository. You will be … Continue reading →

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