Jeff Chastain is one of "those" developers who grew up taking summer programming classes in grade school just for fun. He used that strong foundation to create a career out of developing software applications using object-oriented programming, which Jeff has been doing for more than a decade, including more than eight years with Adobe toolset-based applications. His current work focuses on object-oriented programming and project management for a variety of clients in order to help them streamline processes and improve user experiences. Jeff is highly adept at evaluating an entire application to break it down into manageable parts for development using a variety of different frameworks. He is an accomplished writer who has published a number of articles in various industry publications.
- 85 entries Alagad
- 12 entries Ant
- 167 entries ColdFusion
- 11 entries ColdSpring
- 20 entries Conferences and Events
- 1 entries Development Tools
- 5 entries Dynamic Programming
- 1 entries Flexmaniacs
- 52 entries General
- 4 entries Groovy
- 5 entries JRun
- 17 entries Jobs
- 17 entries Model-Glue
- 27 entries OO Development
- 53 entries Programming
- 31 entries Reactor For ColdFusion
- 13 entries SQL
- 14 entries The Server Side
- 7 entries Validat
- 8 entries Farcry CMS
- 32 entries Flex
- 10 entries Flex
- 3 entries Hibernate
- 3 entries jQuery
- 1 entries Presentations
- 1 entries Press
Subscribe to our The Alagad Technical Team Blog
Railo 3.1 + JBoss is Available
Today was the day that had been rumored for some time and Gert and the crew at Railo delivered. The latest version of Railo, the open source ColdFusion engine, has been released along with several new web sites and information. The code is still in beta and the new sites are still a work in progress, but the latest 3.1 version of Ralio is available for download. Check out http://www.getrailo.org for the open source community version. In addition, check out http://www.getrailo.com for the professional services/products offered by the Railo group to complement the open source engine.
Last but not least, there is a JBoss Web Installer listed that sets up JBoss as a service along with Railo and a few simple steps for integrating IIS. This is something I have been working towards for some time now, so it will be interesting to see how easily this new installer makes the process.
Even if you still do most of your development on Adobe ColdFusion (we do), Railo will still be interesting to try out for personal projects or just to see how it impacts the overall direction of ColdFusion in the future.
1 response to “Railo 3.1 + JBoss is Available”
Leave a Reply
http://concealer.mybrute.com
Check out the cool mini-game
Posted By: Marcus on May 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM