Our largest offshore development center is in Minsk, the capital of Belarus (between Poland and Russia). Recently, some of our co-workers there posted some photos of their office on our company Facebook page. Take a look.
A few blog entries back, Exadel launched its Cloud in a Box product hosted on Amazon EC2. We are quite proud of this end-to-end solution for building Rich Internet applications on the Amazon Cloud (or for downloading and building RIAs on a different host). To provide this, Cloud in a Box stacks together a number of open source technologies. And, one of the key technologies is Ingres Database. Read more »
Yesterday, Sten Anderson from CityTech (IT consultants) made a presentation on JavaFX technology at the Chicago Java Users Group. At this event, he mentioned our free, open source Exadel Flamingo as a good library for working with JavaFX. Read more »
Recently, we’ve helped two of our clients with advice and guidance on cloud technology. Curiously enough, Amazon Cloud came to the rescue in both cases even though the two situations had nothing in common.
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Come see us in booth 211 [map] at the 2009 JBoss World / Red Hat Summit starting tomorrow (9/1). We’ll be showcasing new developments in our Flamingo and JavaFX Studio projects, but we will also be talking about all of our product and service offerings. Also, Max Katz (along with Jay Balunas of JBoss) will be presenting a conference session on Thursday (5pm) titled Building Rich Internet Applications with RichFaces. Finally, we’ll have some extra printed DZone Refcardz for JBoss RichFaces available at our booth. See you there!
Booth 211, Partner Pavilion, JBoss World Sept. 1–3, 2009
To continue the discussion about “Code Auditing via Continuous Integration” from my last entry, here are a few useful tips about each of the components for CI.
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A panel of one representative from each of the companies above will be talking about a recent complex integration project:
