I’ll be giving a “JBoss BRMS 6.0” talk in Dublin this month, it’s free, so please help spread the word 😉 http://tinyurl.com/mfralbu — JBoss® BRMS Technical Workshop In this FREE Technical Workshop on Wednesday 28th August at the Westin Dublin Hotel, you will discover how the JBoss Business Rules Management System (BRMS) allows you to automate, manage and improve yourRead more →
In Boston in June? Meet some of the leaders of the Drools and jBPM teams! Mark Proctor and Edson Tirelli will be be speaking this June at JBoss User and Developer Conference. Take advantage of meeting Mark and Edson there. It is a great opportunity to share your ideas and implementations. Admission tickets getRead more →
Just two years ago Progress acquired Savvion for around 40mill USD. Some of you may remember my blogs on this subject, as a large proportion of the product consisted of repackaging Drools; but without giving any noticeable due credit. Now Progress has decided to divest itself of Savvion, along with a number of other products. I can imagineRead more →
Drools, jBPM and Guvnor are moving from codehaus IRC servers to Freenode. You can now find us on the following channels on irc://chat.freenode.net:6667 #drools#droolsdev#jbpm#jbpmdev#guvnor#guvnordev freenode also maintains a web interface:http://webchat.freenode.net/
If you want to suggest a project, or claim a project, you have just 2 days left to do so – HURRY UP!!! https://community.jboss.org/wiki/GSoC12Ideas
When I give Open Source talks on the software we build, I always take a few minutes to talk about risk. Adopting any software technology brings about levels of risk that need to be assessed. Some aspects of risk are obvious; such as “is the product fit for purpose”. This can normally be assessed viaRead more →
Alexandre Porcelli has joined the Drools&jBPM team today. Alexandre is an Antlr guru and also leads the Open Spotlight project, http://porcelli.github.com/OpenSpotLight/. Alexendre will initially be helping out on the Guvnor work for jBPM, then in a few months time we hope that he’ll lead our work around distributed computing. Alexendre lives in sunny Brazil, youRead more →
http://swizec.com/blog/why-programmers-work-at-night/swizec/3198 “….snip…On the other hand you have something PG calls the maker’s schedule – a schedule for those of us who produce stuff. Working on large abstract systems involves fitting the whole thing into your mind – somebody once likened this to constructing a house out of expensive crystal glassand as soon as someone distractsRead more →
JUDCon is coming to India in 2012!. I’m just putting my own submissions into JUDCon and hopefully will be there. If you work with Drools and/or jBPM and have an interesting project that you want to tell the world about, then hurry up and get your submissions in.
repost to bump up again ——– One of the largest healthcare organisations in Argentina is looking to find two senior developers, full time, to work on Drools and jBPM. The position is a long term contractual one and you must be based in Buenos Aries, Argentina The work is for R&D enhancements to Drools andRead more →
