Adam Jordens@littlesquare:~/

J2EE with EJB’s (accessed from both a thin web client and thick desktop client) is what I do primary at work. However, for some time I’ve had an interest
in light weight containers but have only had the opportunity to play with Spring briefly on a personal project. I am a fan of what [...]

URLinfo beta || Fagan Finder
Caught a link to this little tool over on Marc Canter’s blog.
URLInfo is a bookmarkletable service that given a URL can return all sorts of information about it. You can get links statistics from most of the blog ind
exing services (technorati, feedster..etc) from a central location and also [...]

The web’s usefulness grows each day. More great content is available each week. More transactions are executed as users buy more goods online. Unfortunatel
y the web is also very large and dynamic. How many times have you gone back trying to find an article you read only days before but not finding it? How man
y [...]

Finally got around to upgrading my installation of movable type from 2.61 to 3.01.
Everything went nice and smooth. A trivial upgrade process.
Given that I had to re-setup the default templates, I decided it was time to start creating my own css style. Currently it’s a work in progress, but it sh
ouldn’t [...]

Raible’s Wiki: AppFuse
History
I’ve been developing a little fitness application off-and-on for the past 6 or 7 months. Primarily it has been swing front-end, postgresql on the back, an
d hibernate in the middle.
The application is a combination of providing me with the opportunity to build something useful (to myself at least) and play with a [...]

NewsIsFree: News Maps – in collaboration
with The Hive Group
A java applet that presents a clean, clear and efficient way to visualize a large number of articles. Provides decent filtering abilities. If the web alre
ady provides your news fix, NewsIsFree News Maps might be for you.
I think it would be cool if it were [...]