Spring in Action: A Spring Jump Start. Part 3

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Spring in Action: A Spring Jump Start.
Part 2

Spring in Action: A Spring Jump Start.
Part 2 03/19/2005 02:59 AM
This week, we look at understanding inversion of control. A sampling of the other topics we'll cover are injecting dependencies, IoC in action, decoupling with interfaces, IoC in enterprise applications and more. By Manning Publications. 0318

Spring in Action: A Spring Jump Start.
Part 1

Spring in Action: A Spring Jump Start.
Part 1 03/14/2005 05:04 PM
This week, we look at an introduction to Spring. Based on a design principle called Inversion of Control, Spring reduces the complexity of using interfaces and speeds up your application development. You get the power of EJB and get to keep the simplicity of the non-enterprise JavaBean. By Manning Publications. 0307

Spring

Spring 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
Haven't written anything in ages. This is a test....

spring 1.1

spring 1.1 09/13/2004 01:33 AM
A Java and J2EE application framework.

3G spring is in the air

3G spring is in the air 03/14/2005 06:28 PM
China Economic Net Mar 13 2005 12:34PM GMT

Think Spring

Think Spring 03/13/2003 10:15 AM

A customized Spring book object

Books are one of the object types you can place on a Spring canvas, associate actions with, and trade (mainly, for now, by way of AIM) with other Spring users. When I first began writing about my LibraryLookup project a few months ago, Spring's creator Robb Beal wrote to me suggesting that he add LibraryLookup to the list of context menu actions associated with a Spring book object. When I noticed that Spring 1.2 didn't yet include that action, I decided to see for myself how this integration could be achieved. It was remarkably easy. There's almost no documentation for Spring, but none was needed. Nor, as it turned out, were any OS X or AppleScript skills required. Although it runs only on OS X today, Spring objects are wired together using the basic principles that I know and love: URL-based services, XML data, pipelined transformations. [Full story at O'Re illy Network.] ...

Spring UI 1.0.1

Spring UI 1.0.1 04/25/2004 09:50 AM
A set of plugins for Eclipse to ease working with the Spring Framework.

Spring UI 0.9.2

Spring UI 0.9.2 02/10/2004 10:43 PM
A set of plugins for Eclipse to ease working with the Spring Framework.

Spring Jam Vol. 1 1.0

Spring Jam Vol. 1 1.0 04/13/2004 10:12 PM
35 freaking gorgeous Street Basketball-themed desktop icons for Mac OS X.

Where's Spring?

Where's Spring? 03/11/2003 01:23 AM

Here I am on "Spring" Break and its thirty-five degrees outside. And raining.

Here at the college if you want to live on campus over spring break you have to move into one particular apartment-style dorm for the two weeks. I don't mind this too much, it's only a short walk from my usual residence. However, during the rest of the year I think this apartment is inhabited by neanderthals. The perfect balance of filth and beer paraphernalia makes this place the epitome of a college apartment. I won't be here too much anyway, only on the weekends. I'll be working full time down the road.

Since there is a complete lack of things to do on a closed campus, I've been playing with the RSS Parser. Either tonight or tomorrow I will release a new version of the parser, under a new name. This latest version is a big improvement in code (using OOP) and usability. More on the parser later.

Spring Cleaning 6.0.1

Spring Cleaning 6.0.1 07/09/2004 10:27 AM
The safe and easy way to clean up your hard drive to regain disk space, boost performance, and protect privacy.

Spring Cleaning My Mac

Spring Cleaning My Mac 09/12/2004 08:01 PM

Spring Again, with Blood

Spring Again, with Blood 03/06/2004 02:06 AM
We had rare Pacific-Northwest February sunshine today, and girded our loins for some serious pruning and cleaning. I took pictures and was editing them and thought “decent, but I had pictures of spring flowers (some of the same ones) this time last year.” Then I realized that was stupid; do I not look at this year’s flowers because I saw last year’s? And there are people who are living in places where winter is probably starting to wear ’em down again who might be cheered by a preview of what they’ll be seeing in a few weeks. So herewith the same old crocuses and daffodils, but this story has a pretty severe barb to it. [Update: Identified the mystery flower, worth checking out.]...

Itching For Spring

Itching For Spring 12/26/2003 09:04 PM
365 Gay Dec 26 2003 7:32PM ET

Nuclear Spring?

Nuclear Spring? 12/27/2004 03:53 PM
Fortune Dec 27 2004 6:30PM GMT

Spring Concert...

Spring Concert... 04/30/2004 06:22 AM
Haha...damn I'm a good MC...Tis was really good. Damn...I'm up early Damn...I've gotta go Cause I gotta skate!...

Spring Framework

Spring Framework 08/28/2004 01:03 AM

While I was playing around with MyEclipse 3.8.1 (quickly delivered butt saving release to make up for the silly 3.8.0 version), I got sidetracked into JavaServer Faces (definitely useful but seems to have the same disagreeable feel to it as Struts) and then fell into Spring Framework.  Hmm.  I liked what I read in this introductory article about the framework.

While I am not too hot on IoC (Inversion of Control), I like the way Spring guys implemented IoC.  Most of all, I like the way Spring makes components easier to test by reducing dependency and enhancing configurability.  Apparently, there is an effort to ease integration between Spring and JSF which I'll have to take a look at real soon.

Update:

There is a seemingly very nice Eclipse plugin for Spring Framework you should take a look at if you use Eclipse and are interested in giving Spring a try.

Spring Cleaning For Your PC

Spring Cleaning For Your PC 03/27/2005 06:26 PM
Time Mar 27 2005 9:35PM GMT

Spring into HTML and CSS

Spring into HTML and CSS 06/17/2005 03:47 PM

blessing of spring

blessing of spring 05/11/2004 01:32 PM
Anne and I were training yesterday, doing the neighborhood route, and we passed a bunch of animals: mostly other people walking dogs, but a bunch of birds and some cats, too, including a tiny kitten who called to us from the window of a neighbor's house when we passed. I thought about our dogs and cats, and the birds that are nesting in my backyard, and it made me happy.

Felix is doing really well, considering how close he was to death's door just last week. He is eating a ton of food, and is super feisty. I still don't want to get my hopes too high, but I think we have weathered the latest storm.

Spring in Autumn

Spring in Autumn 09/24/2004 07:22 AM

This week is turning out to be a slow blogging week because I was busy wrestling with funky HTML email formats.  Generating email is easy just as generating HTML is easy.  Trying to make sense of all the wild variations and loosy goosyness at the receiving end is tougher and doing content surgery in route is even tougher.

I did have some enjoyable time integrating Spring Framework with the pure Java milter though.  It took me only a few hours to wash most of the configuration mess out of code and into an XML file.  Nice.

Although I did notice the recent release of HiveMind 1.0 final, I went with Spring Framework because I felt more comfortable with its design and terminologies than HiveMind's.  But then they are very similar so which you choose to use is just a matter of taste.  HiveMind is fairly small though because it is boxed in by rest of Jakarta projects in terms of functionalities.  Joining a community means having more toes and egos to avoid stepping onto.

Spring Framework, on the other hand, has a growing flotila of integration packages.  Since I was short of time, I ignored them for now and used only the core and context packages.

Spring Cleaning

Spring Cleaning 04/08/2005 05:48 PM
It's that time of year again. Get out of yard work with some OS X cleaning applications. More fun, less calluses.

This week we'll take a look at some free utilities that take the work out of Mac cleaning.

GE's Spring Cleaning

GE's Spring Cleaning 04/15/2005 06:05 PM
Wave goodbye to General Electric's insurance unit -- an albatross in an otherwise strong quarter.

Home: Spring Break

Home: Spring Break 03/26/2005 10:03 PM
Chicago, Illinois Normally when you travel, you have the sense of everything being new. Every moment you’re on edge a…

Salesforce.com launches Spring 04

Salesforce.com launches Spring 04 04/16/2004 06:26 PM
As regular as the four seasons, Saleforce.com unveiled its Spring 04 CRM application last week.

IDF Spring '04 coverage in full

IDF Spring '04 coverage in full 02/19/2004 11:20 AM
We'll gather chips in the Spring

Salesforce.com launches CRM app for
spring

Salesforce.com launches CRM app for
spring 04/13/2004 06:05 AM
Computer Weekly Apr 13 2004 10:19AM GMT

Drools 2.0 and Spring 1.2 Finals

Drools 2.0 and Spring 1.2 Finals 06/05/2005 10:49 PM

Drools 2.0 final is out. Also, Spring Framework 1.2.1 is out. My thanks and congratz to both teams.

Spring IDE Support for Eclipse

Spring IDE Support for Eclipse 04/13/2005 04:51 PM
Project moved to different site

Gaijin Studio for Spring MVC

Gaijin Studio for Spring MVC 04/15/2005 08:10 PM
Gaijin Studio 0.9.3 Released

Stanford: Spring Break

Stanford: Spring Break 03/26/2005 10:03 PM
March 20 One morning, I wake up, perhaps the only person to remain. The lights are on but the hallways…

Spring Baseball Weather

Spring Baseball Weather 04/18/2005 12:21 AM

The weather, shifty this weekend, held off until just after the Little League game. It was sunny even, then we saw that behind the bright branches half the sky was storm-coloured. As I snapped this, the first hailstones fell, you can even see some...

Traders Are on Spring Break

Traders Are on Spring Break 04/13/2005 02:31 PM
Ameritrade's quarterly results were hit by light trading activity.

Spring UI Plugin for Eclipse

Spring UI Plugin for Eclipse 02/15/2004 10:33 AM
SpringUI 0.9.3 Released

A Winter Garden in Spring

A Winter Garden in Spring 04/17/2004 04:41 PM

A few photos from a trip to the Helsinki Winter Garden just before Easter. The garden is enclosed in a Victorian era greenhouse and hosts quite a nice succulent room, palm room and room for various seasonal plants. Easter brings little baby chicks to the Win ter Garden that little kids press their faces up to the glass to watch intently as they cheep and hop around. Tulips and daffodils also add a splash of colour to the landscape inside the green canopy. It's free to visit during its rather limited hours of operation and the outdoor garden is beautiful during the summer when the flowers are in bloom. It reminds me a lot of the Jewel Box, an art deco conservatory, and Tower Grove Park, a Victorian walking park, in St. Louis quite a bit since they were all built during a time that building public gardens for all people to enjoy was popular. I still miss living next to Tower Grove Park as it was one of the most beautiful spots in the city.

Change in Spring status

Change in Spring status 11/18/2003 06:42 PM
Robb Beal reports that he’s communicated to Spring users a change in status: “Spring development has slowed down dramatically and will continue to be sporadic going forward.”

This saddens me. Robb is a talented developer; Spring is an innovative application.

There are, it could be said, two types of innovative apps. NetNewsWire is one type—it takes a new technology (RSS) and gives it a user interface that’s familiar. Spring is the other type—Spring’s point is the user interface itself; it takes an idea and goes all the way with it. NetNewsWire is evolution; Spring is revolution.

It may be that these types of apps are created by different types of developers: I could never create something like Spring. (Though Robb could perhaps have created NetNewsWire.) And so I admire Robb and other developers with revolutionary, idealistic temperaments. They’re utterly necessary to the software ecosystem. (And I am not one of them.)

The unfortunate part is that the market doesn’t always reward apps like Spring. Apps like Spring are always much more of a gamble.

Non-bestseller books of spring

Non-bestseller books of spring 04/26/2004 05:23 PM

If you aren't into books about war, corrupt politicians, oil, intelligence [or lack thereof], Iraq, Islam, the Atkin's Diet, the Chicken Soup series or some variation on the theme of horseracing ala Seabiscuit there are precious few new books to interest or excite save for Tom Wolfe's upcoming novel finally getting a title and a publication date. I spent a little while combing through about a dozen publisher's upcoming books and it looks like it's going to be a slow summer.

• New Words ~ New words from the OED.
• Shak espeare's Words: A Glossary and Language Companion ~ Looks interesting since he coined so many new words and new uses for old words.
• Lang uage Death ~ Coming soon to a language near you.
• The Skeptic's Dictionary: A Collection of Strange Beliefs, Amusing Deceptions, and Dangerous Delusion ~ But the question is, will the skeptic's believe the definitions? :)
• Freedo m Just Around the Corner : A New American History: 1585-1828 ~ Apparently the first of a series, this book is getting rave reviews from even the most snobbish of American History academics.
• Genghi s Khan and the Making of the Modern World ~ An empire revealed as far more civilised than history has previously led us to believe.
• River of Shadows: Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West ~ The story of the man who pioneered the moving picture.
• I am Charlotte Simmons ~ The new Tom Wolfe college novel is finally due out in November.
• Window Seat: Reading the Landscape from the Air ~ Now this book looks really interesting as the author attempts to tell you how to identify things on the ground from the air.
• City Walks: Paris: 50 Adventures on Foot ~ This is a brilliantly simple concept since seeing a city on foot is the best way to get to know it and the 50 walks on cards are terrifically portable. A great idea for other cities.
• Under ground London: Travels Beneath the City Streets ~ A very entertaining travelogue through the undergound :)
• What 's in a Name?: Origins of Station Names on the London Underground ~ Should be full of useless but interesting facts about the underground station names.
• Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim ~ A new David Sedaris book of collected essays.
• Someth ing From the Oven: Reinventing Dinner in 1950s America ~ A history of the modern space age frozen dinner.
• Perfec tion Salad : Women and Cooking at the Turn of the Century ~ Victorian women who revolutionized food preparation but were forgotten by history.
• Land of Plenty: A Treasury of Authentic Sichuan Cooking ~ The author studied at the Sichuan version of the CIA and produced this book from what she learned there. I keep fantasizing that I'll cook more often instead of just getting take-away.
• Candyf reak: A Journey Through the Chocolate Underbelly of America ~ A man, an addiction, a charleston chew and a typewriter.
• Bicycl ing Science : third edition ~ A new edition of a classic.
• Positi on of the Day Postcards ~ Priceless.
• Buzzin' Fly Vol. 1 ~ Ben Watt of Everything But The Girl returns with a new album on a new label.

Feel like doing a little spring
cleaning?

Feel like doing a little spring
cleaning? 01/04/2005 03:36 PM
Feel like doing a little spring cleaning? Remember that horrid olestra stuff that gave you "leakage"? Or didn't, because you stuck to the fatty doritos because of the diarrhea stories? Apparently there's some evidence that it clears a series of toxins, including dioxin, from the bloodstream. Would've come in handy for Yushenko. Via Number One Hit Song.

Telecom spring cleaning

Telecom spring cleaning 04/28/2004 01:07 PM
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Salesforce.com launches into Spring 04

Salesforce.com launches into Spring 04 04/12/2004 07:28 PM
As regular as the four seasons, Saleforce.com unveiled this week its Spring 04 edition of its online CRM application.

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Celebration III Announcement This Spring

Celebration III Announcement This Spring 03/14/2003 06:21 PM
Kir Kanos is hoping we'll be back in Indianapolis again in 2005, which every indication for Celebration III seems to point so far. According to his information, we should expect the Fan Club and Lucasfilm announcement and some news on the Celebration III location by late spring of this year. It is moving past the preliminary stages now, moving quickly into a reality where locations can be confirmed.

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