Dear Kelly, good to meet you
everything sounds very intersting, but i have to admit i do'nt understand much of it- i have to polish my english to get it fully,
I can share now love and smile- it's understandble...
Hila
My parents have got a cottage close to skye so I'm often up that way. So, how has your week been? Happy, interesting, stressful? You seem to be the type of person who ALWAYS enjoys his work.
Anything interesting planned for the weekend? Some magic? Perhaps a beanstalk?
I attach a pic of The Old Man Of Storr (Skye). Its a beautiful place. Peace, Morven
Hi It is really late and I have to get to bed! busy with kids, house, art, everything. Just too much.
We really have to know when to stop and smell the flowers, or in wintertime, think of flowers.
You too, relax and don0't get stressed
take care
Steph
Hey Kelly
remember when we were some of the very first people here? How are you doing?
loved your advertsement on the top
how are things?
Here in Italy, ok. Too busy lately and trying to slow down but keep getting busier.....whew!!
take care
would be nice to hear from you, even if you are an ad
Steph
A hour and a bit away for Glencoe. The snow has been good there this week so now it's just finding time to go!
I'm going to a Ceilidh at the Royal Concert Hall on Saturday to celebrate Robert Burns.
Where did you visit in Scotland?
I've been to the east coast of USA (about 10 years ago) I was a camp counsellor and pottery teacher in Pennsylvania and then travelled around. I fell in love wth New Orleans.
Still trying to get the hang of the iPeace nation. We all want "peace". But how to solve the real problems that keep getting in the way. Isn't un-peace a symptom of the real problems facing people, communities and nations? We have to find lasting solutions to the problems/causes in order to relieve the symptoms.
Hi Kelly, glad to meet you. Great ideas and lovely photos. Your dogs are fabulous.
Am pushed for time at the moment, just wanted to make contact. Will definitely check out your website and speak more.
En harmonia,
Stephanie.
Hey Kelly. Great start to the new year - Obama! I really hope he can make geat changes towards peace.
How has your day been? It is freezing here and it was snowing this morning - it didnt settle though! I want to go out and enjoy the snow on crispy morning- skiing,snowball fights. But, no snow yet :-(
Your dogs are soooo cute.
Anyway, hope all is good with you.
Peace and unity,
Morven
I've given a quick look at SelfPort... Seems very promising... Is it possible to have access to the demos ?
How can the platform be of use for something like The Lepufology Project ?
Take care,
Chris
At 10:06pm on January 20, 2009, Pere Serrano said…
Sorry... I appear to be some kind of Jboss evangelist and I didn't even start to work with it (smile).
I guess you know better than I what you are doing.
and... no, I don't think it would be a good idea to start a whole project by my side... today everything is teamwork, I do know that.
Again... there are some things that I still don't get clear:
What exactly does the application?
Do you have a web where I can see the project?
Is it Open Source?
My best wishes, and sorry again... I should be more humble.
Much Love and Light to you,
Pere
as for the software you are using, if you consider scaling globally (which would be my goal), please read:
http://laughingmeme.org/2007/04/12/twitter-ruby-and-scaling/
http://www.radicalbehavior.com/5-question-interview-with-twitter-developer-alex-payne/
I don't think Ruby is the best option. It is a good framework to get the work done in an agile way, but then you don't have the power it should give you.
In my last research about the topic, I came to the conclusion, that out of the many platforms out there to develop software with Java and Applications Servers (in order for the Application to be REALLY scalable), the best option was SEAM:
It is also the ground for the new specification for "Web Beans" in the JCP, so I see a lot of future for the framework.
To watch a demo, with JBoss Portal (The container) and having inside a Seam application, please go to:
http://portal.demo.jboss.com/portal/default/default
There you can see the plugins, portlets, already made apps (like the forum), and the Seam "Booking App" example.
To download JBoss Developer Studio (with Seam integrated)
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/jbdevstudio/beta/jbdevstudio-2.0-Beta/
To watch what Seam can do:
http://www.redhat.com/developer_studio/guides/seam/html_single/
Look how easy and automated is to create a full CRUD application with 3 tiers well defined in less than 7-8 clicks.
For the tool for the modeling, I found: Taylor:
http://taylor.sourceforge.net/index.php/Overview
which is able to make MDA-MDD for JEE Enterprise frameworks (including Seam). This one I didn't try it yet.
I want to start developing with these tools in my father's office, but I don't know if it will be possible. There are already 2 books about Seam 2. Tell me if you are interested.
About your project: Yes, I would love to see what you are doing, and may be give you some insights, as time permits.
Always open to new ideas. I haven't got a business head but, I'll definately love to hear your ideas.
Got to go to work now - supervision with manager
Have a great day.
It's raining very heavy here but, that's what makes Scotland beautiful. (just wish I could find an umbrella!
:-)
cool. I love my flat but dream of having a tree now. I'm going t have the strangest dreams tonight. The architecture in Glasgow is amazing, but I am open to new ideas. A city of treehouses!
Thanks for your friendship. Love your various interests - magic and treehouses made me chuckle! I never did have a much wanted treehouse and, now I live in a flat, I suppose I won't for a while longer. But, one day ... I will build myself one!
Hi Kelly, I am honoured to have your hand in love and friendship extended to me by a lady so gracious and intelligent. Congratulations for your amazing zest for life,
Blessings from the tip of Southern Africa
Louise
Hi Kelly,
Very nice blog you have !!!
Well, I work for my father in a Law Consulting Business. We are developing software for Lawyers, which also has bookkeeping, knowledge management, procedures automation, and some other features... You could see it as a "Service Oriented" ERP (because it doesn't have production neither warehouse).
Right now, because of the financial crisis, we have a Savings Bank (Caja - depending from Atonomical Government, not private), interested on it, because of the automation of the whole circle of information (with all bookkeeping kept). So we may have a good opportunity to get in to this market (Banking).
As for me, I am interested in Software Engineering, Model Driven Architecture (and Development: MDA-MDD), and team working.
The thing I like the most is to organize the tools, and to listen to the people in order to see what they are best at, and put them to work in a position they really like... To make them work with Enthusiasm to reach the Goal.
I have tested myself in 2 Software Engineering Subjects at University, and did quite well with UML, and planification (we used UP but "agilized"), but I haven't been able to test my abilities at work, since the application of my father is written in Access.
We are looking to port it to Seam (look at Jboss.org).
How would your platform improve world conditions? I am very interested.
Much Love,
Pere
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everything sounds very intersting, but i have to admit i do'nt understand much of it- i have to polish my english to get it fully,
I can share now love and smile- it's understandble...
Hila
My parents have got a cottage close to skye so I'm often up that way. So, how has your week been? Happy, interesting, stressful? You seem to be the type of person who ALWAYS enjoys his work.Anything interesting planned for the weekend? Some magic? Perhaps a beanstalk?
I attach a pic of The Old Man Of Storr (Skye). Its a beautiful place. Peace, Morven
We really have to know when to stop and smell the flowers, or in wintertime, think of flowers.
You too, relax and don0't get stressed
take care
Steph
remember when we were some of the very first people here? How are you doing?
loved your advertsement on the top
how are things?
Here in Italy, ok. Too busy lately and trying to slow down but keep getting busier.....whew!!
take care
would be nice to hear from you, even if you are an ad
Steph
I'm going to a Ceilidh at the Royal Concert Hall on Saturday to celebrate Robert Burns.
Where did you visit in Scotland?
I've been to the east coast of USA (about 10 years ago) I was a camp counsellor and pottery teacher in Pennsylvania and then travelled around. I fell in love wth New Orleans.
thank you for acepting my friendship kelly.
loves
Am pushed for time at the moment, just wanted to make contact. Will definitely check out your website and speak more.
En harmonia,
Stephanie.
How has your day been? It is freezing here and it was snowing this morning - it didnt settle though! I want to go out and enjoy the snow on crispy morning- skiing,snowball fights. But, no snow yet :-(
Your dogs are soooo cute.
Anyway, hope all is good with you.
Peace and unity,
Morven
I've given a quick look at SelfPort... Seems very promising... Is it possible to have access to the demos ?
How can the platform be of use for something like The Lepufology Project ?
Take care,
Chris
I guess you know better than I what you are doing.
and... no, I don't think it would be a good idea to start a whole project by my side... today everything is teamwork, I do know that.
Again... there are some things that I still don't get clear:
What exactly does the application?
Do you have a web where I can see the project?
Is it Open Source?
My best wishes, and sorry again... I should be more humble.
Much Love and Light to you,
Pere
as for the software you are using, if you consider scaling globally (which would be my goal), please read:
http://laughingmeme.org/2007/04/12/twitter-ruby-and-scaling/
http://www.radicalbehavior.com/5-question-interview-with-twitter-developer-alex-payne/
I don't think Ruby is the best option. It is a good framework to get the work done in an agile way, but then you don't have the power it should give you.
In my last research about the topic, I came to the conclusion, that out of the many platforms out there to develop software with Java and Applications Servers (in order for the Application to be REALLY scalable), the best option was SEAM:
http://www.seamframework.org/
http://www.jboss.com/products/seam
http://www.jboss.org/projects/
It is also the ground for the new specification for "Web Beans" in the JCP, so I see a lot of future for the framework.
To watch a demo, with JBoss Portal (The container) and having inside a Seam application, please go to:
http://portal.demo.jboss.com/portal/default/default
There you can see the plugins, portlets, already made apps (like the forum), and the Seam "Booking App" example.
To download JBoss Developer Studio (with Seam integrated)
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/jbdevstudio/beta/jbdevstudio-2.0-Beta/
To watch what Seam can do:
http://www.redhat.com/developer_studio/guides/seam/html_single/
Look how easy and automated is to create a full CRUD application with 3 tiers well defined in less than 7-8 clicks.
For the tool for the modeling, I found: Taylor:
http://taylor.sourceforge.net/index.php/Overview
which is able to make MDA-MDD for JEE Enterprise frameworks (including Seam). This one I didn't try it yet.
I want to start developing with these tools in my father's office, but I don't know if it will be possible. There are already 2 books about Seam 2. Tell me if you are interested.
About your project: Yes, I would love to see what you are doing, and may be give you some insights, as time permits.
Much Love and Light,
Pere
EcoWitch :)
Got to go to work now - supervision with manager
Have a great day.
It's raining very heavy here but, that's what makes Scotland beautiful. (just wish I could find an umbrella!
:-)
Best wishes,
Chris
All love,
Stine!
Blessings from the tip of Southern Africa
Louise
Very nice blog you have !!!
Well, I work for my father in a Law Consulting Business. We are developing software for Lawyers, which also has bookkeeping, knowledge management, procedures automation, and some other features... You could see it as a "Service Oriented" ERP (because it doesn't have production neither warehouse).
Right now, because of the financial crisis, we have a Savings Bank (Caja - depending from Atonomical Government, not private), interested on it, because of the automation of the whole circle of information (with all bookkeeping kept). So we may have a good opportunity to get in to this market (Banking).
As for me, I am interested in Software Engineering, Model Driven Architecture (and Development: MDA-MDD), and team working.
The thing I like the most is to organize the tools, and to listen to the people in order to see what they are best at, and put them to work in a position they really like... To make them work with Enthusiasm to reach the Goal.
I have tested myself in 2 Software Engineering Subjects at University, and did quite well with UML, and planification (we used UP but "agilized"), but I haven't been able to test my abilities at work, since the application of my father is written in Access.
We are looking to port it to Seam (look at Jboss.org).
How would your platform improve world conditions? I am very interested.
Much Love,
Pere
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