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  • Automated testing with JBehave

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    What do developers like most? Build new software! What do developers hate most? Testing and writing documentation! Why would you write tests? It slows down your process of making new software. If you can write that new feature in an hour, why spend...

  • What is bundled with Apache Rave?

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    When you download and run the demo binaries of Apache Rave you see the demo portal in your browser on http://localhost:8080. The demo portal is built using Spring MVC for the request handling, Spring Security to manage access to the portal and...

  • Apache Rave (Incubating) demo: add user and widget

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    Apache Rave is rapidly evolving to a production ready web and social mashup engine. This demo video shows you how a user can sign up, add existing widgets to his pages and add a completely new widget. reCAPTCHA and fetching the widget metadata were...

  • Apache Rave presentation at the ROLE developer camp

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    This is the presentation I gave about Apache Rave during the ROLE project developer camp in Leuven, Belgium: Can’t see the presentation? You can download the PDF (1.1 MB).

  • Apache Rave on your iPhone

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    One of the newest features in Apache Rave (Incubating) is a mobile view for the portal. Using Spring Mobile, the portal detects that the visitor uses a mobile device and renders a more lightweight view. The title bar is bigger to make it easier to...

  • Apache Rave demo video

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    I’ve been working a lot on Apache Rave lately. Apache Rave is a new light-weight, open source portal that uses OpenSocial gadgets and W3C widgets to render content. You may have already used OpenSocial gadgets in iGoogle or Atlassian Jira without...

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