Today I published the YouEat maven site.

The site contains  the JavaDoc of YouEat and some general information

TIP: to speed up  the site generation you can add the configuration below for the maven-project-info-reports-plugin:

<dependencylocationsenabled>false</dependencylocationsenabled>

YouEat uses Hudson and Sonar.

Sonar for YouEat

Hudson for YouEat

Thanks to Sonar and Hudson developers for these essential tools.

YouEat is an open source application. You can check the code at http://code.google.com/p/youeat/.

YouEat is a Java application built only with open-source software:

  • Apache Wicket, for the web interface
  • Spring Framework is the glue for all the components
  • Hibernate is the JPA implementation
  • Apache Lucene to implement the internal search engine
  • Apache Maven is the dev manager
  • JUnit is test suite
  • PostgreSQL is the database engine

My idea is create an easy to read application… therefore any feedback is well accepted ;-)

ImprovementsI changed a lot on the core of jackwicket.
Pricincipally I moved from the jcr-spring-modules to the new org.springframework.se-jcr.

I also removed the DAO infrastucre and I simplified the implemetation of the service layer. To rebuild the Service Layer I used basically the JcrMappingTemplate, but in order to have a Generic interface I extended this class with JcrMappingTemplateGeneric that offers a type safe implementation of the super class.

You can find some samples in the implementation of the  service layer in JackWicket.

Project website
Demo
Continuous integration (not available)
Code Quality(not available)

P.S.
Thanks Salvo for the technical advice :)

I published a website and a demo with my last personal work that I called Jackwicket.
In this project I put together Apache Wicket and Apache Jackrabbit OCM.
My target was create easyly and quickly powerful interactive webapps, and I think that Wicket and Jackrabbit  are very good technologies to achieve this target.

You can find more info below:

Demo

Project website

I will be very happy to know your opinion and to receive suggestions or contributions.

Useful post to fix this KDE/Eclipse issue.
Personally I unchecked ‘Prevent empty clipboard‘ in Klipper’s settings.
Thanks Daniel.

KDE 4.2 is really good!

I didn’t like 4.0 and 4.1, too many bugs and low level of usability, but the 4.2 rocks.

I installed the 4.2 on Kubuntu 8.10 without problems.

You can explore KDE 4.2 also watching some nice Video Guide.

Thanks to the KDE communty for this very good product.

It’s impossible remember all the VIM command…

I found this good URL

NOTe :

  • :%s/old/new/gsubstitutes new for old every time it occurs in the entire file.

Anche se non potro’ esserci per motivi di lavoro. Buon Linux Day a tutti :)

Segnalo inoltre la lettera del Presidente Napolitano che firma il sostegno all’inizia e al mondo del Software Libero. Personalmente ho gradito molto.

I started a new site:

http://devel.alessandro.vincelli.name/

The site is powered by a CMS developed by myself:  DealsCMS. I’m sharing blocks of code extracted form Deals CMS and other my personal works in this site. Now I’m focused on Apache Cocoon and related technologies.