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Fabrizio Giudici

Fabrizio Giudici is a Senior Java Architect with a long J2EE experience and in the latest two years he expanded his interests to Jini and NetBeans. Fabrizio has been running Tidalwave.it, his own consultancy company, since 2001 and has been a technical speaker at JavaOne, JavaPolis, Jazoon, Jini Community Meetings and some italian Java conferences. He started working with Java since the old 1.0 times and after 1.3 he has been committed in demonstrating that Java performance is not an issue, really. After bringing Java to the world of Formula One telemetry, he believes he is on the right path. Fabrizio is a member of the JUG Milano and the NetBeans Dream Team.

 

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forceTen 0.5.0 released

Posted by fabriziogiudici on November 9, 2009 at 7:41 PM PST
forceTen has gotten the first public release and it's now possible to download it both as a binary application and as a project to compile from sources (in addition to the cloning of the source repository). Also, I've set up the mailing lists, a user's forum and the issue tracker. I don't like the graphics of the new web site (it seems I'm suffering from a lack of fantasy for the clip art), but they are a reasonable starter.

As an application, forceTen has got only a handful of features, but I'm working on the trip management capabilities of blueMarine that will be part of forceTen - I think that there will be something interesting by Christmas.

I'm also finishing a few screencasts about how to develop for forceTen - they are relevant for blueMarine too, of course, and for people interested in developing with the NetBeans Platform. So, stay tuned.

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