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Permalink Reply by Rick Koloski on
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I just left a job as Chief Architect at Resort Condominiums International (RCI) to start my own company with a couple colleagues.
RCI just implemented its club platform as a hybrid JRoR / Jee app. The project met with early resistance, but was very successful and has now started a series of extensions of RCI's use of JRoR.
The reason for the "J" was the standard one - the ability to situate the Rails components in a Jee server (BEA there). -
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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on
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Now you're talking! So, what are the basic features and a rough architecture?
Rick Koloski said:I just left a job as Chief Architect at Resort Condominiums International (RCI) to start my own company with a couple colleagues.
RCI just implemented its club platform as a hybrid JRoR / Jee app. The project met with early resistance, but was very successful and has now started a series of extensions of RCI's use of JRoR.
The reason for the "J" was the standard one - the ability to situate the Rails components in a Jee server (BEA there). -
Happy 10th year, JCertif!
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