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re: The Filipino Spirit is Rising! - Tony Meloto

flavio suarez — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 13:07:13 GMT

With great pride and honor, I most respectfully nominate Mr. Tony Meloto, the Gawad Kalinga leader, as the official candidate of the Pro-poor People's Party for President of the Republic of the Philippines in the next coming presidential election.

re: Buildr : Building Java using Ruby

jokiz — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 04:18:54 GMT

friend = barakoboy

re: The Filipino Spirit is Rising! - Tony Meloto

butch alcudia — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 00:50:51 GMT

Tito Tony Meloto is truly a remarkable, humble and obedient servant of the Lord. Amidst trials and difficulties, he still was able to give his best and not only for him and his family but for his community Couples for Christ and most specially the poor. Because of his faithfulness and NEVER SAY DIE spirit, more than 100,000 poor families have their lives uplifted.

Mabuhay po kayo! Thank you for being our hope, showing as hope and allowing us to share this hope to other Filipinos and the world!

re: Weblogic does not have a version for the Mac!!!

javazealot — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 06:03:09 GMT

@mparaz

I'm not asking for too much. I just want a development version. As I've said there is a workaround. I'm just curious why Weblogic does not have an official development version for the Mac. Anyway, I ended up using Tomcat since Geronimo is also buggy as well.

re: Weblogic does not have a version for the Mac!!!

javazealot — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 06:00:12 GMT

@barakaboy, keith

Weblogic is the problem! Not the mac! hahaha! :D

re: Weblogic does not have a version for the Mac!!!

mparaz — Sun, 08 Apr 2007 12:22:08 GMT

"Enterprise" distributions don't support Mac in general... wait for Oracle to support Mac.

re: Weblogic does not have a version for the Mac!!!

keithrull — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 17:45:19 GMT

heheh! i was supposed to say that too barakoboy :P

re: Weblogic does not have a version for the Mac!!!

barakoboy — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 10:10:01 GMT

oo ang panget ng ibook! kaya bigay mo nalang sakin! :D

re: The Filipino Spirit is Rising! - Tony Meloto

jojopaderes — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:27:38 GMT

I admire the speech of Antonio Meloto, on fueling the patriotism of these graduates. However, I have to disagree that our beloved country is free from colonial rule (from the Americans). Nevertheless, it was a good speech, now it's time for action!

Ant vs. Maven

alistair — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 02:08:45 GMT

While comparing Ant to Maven would be like comparing apples to oranges (both get you full, but are different) - Maven incorporates (in fact, relies upon) other conventions or 'best practices'.

What immediately comes to mind, for instance, is the simple act of having a pre-defined project folder structure.

Of course, it may not be ideal or even applicable to 100% of all projects. But contrast this to Ant, where developers are free to define their own folder structure (not to mention dependency management and build process) details.

Sure, Ant'll take care of the 1-2% (throwing a number in the air) cases that won't fit in the Maven folder structure convention - but unless an organization has well-defined guidelines (or an Ant template, heheh, in which case what's wrong with Maven?) for all the above then chances are a new developer starting a project from scratch will use his own conventions (or worse, just hack together an incomprehensible Ant script).

With Maven, any other developers _anywhere_, even outside the organization, will immediately be familiar with the project's file/folder structure, dependency management, build tasks (testing, packaging, deploying) etc. etc. etc.

I've gotten so much into it that for some (smaller) projects I've sometimes included an Ant file that can produce the same (final) build artifact that Maven does, conforming to Maven's conventions.

re: The Rise of Maven

jokiz — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 04:08:35 GMT

actually i was confused since my frame of reference was visual studio where binary references are automatically updated for dependent projects on build, i was not aware that it was not the same way for java IDE's (without using maven)

re: The Rise of Maven

lamia — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 03:31:41 GMT

@javazealot

I see, I happen to be just learning Ant(or rather, getting more used to) and it's always very important for me at an early stage to get acquainted with the right tools that I'll need for the job. It's also very important for me that the technology that I'm going to learn isn't going to be obsolete in a year or so. Thanks for the enlightenment.