Posts under ‘Open Source’

I’m looking to run some un-verified scripts (written in a yet-to-be-determined language, but needs to be Java-based, so JRuby, Groovy, Jython, BeanShell, etc are all candidates). I want these scripts to be able to do some things and restricted from doing other things.
Normally, I’d just go use Java’s SecurityManager and be done with it. That’s [...]

Here is a running list of all the bugs I’ve come across with IntelliJ IDEA 8 so far. Some of these may actually be thoughtful changes from the behavior in version 7, but they are annoying so I’m calling them bugs

Can no longer autocomplete lowercase for enums. For example, typing “TimeUnit.sec” [...]

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I just posted on the BrowserMob blog my thoughts on how 2009 will turn out for the Selenium world. This is in addition to a new blog post on the Selenium blog about our short term plans to get a 1.0 release out.
Please take a look and let us know what you think.

Tonight I will be speaking at the Portland Java User’s Group in downtown Portland:

Patrick will present his work on a new open source initiative named Able. Able is a combination of a library and quickstart template that aims to tightly integrate several modern Java frameworks: Hibernate (persistence), Stripes (web framework), Guice (core container), [...]