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May 12 2012
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Java, JBoss JBPM, jbug, English, JBoss, jBPM5

jBPM5 Community Art – T-Shirts & Wallpaper Designs

Kudos to my friend Alejandro Ramirez who sent some very nice designs for the jBPM5 Project. I’m looking forward to go to a conference to wear a T-Shirt with these designs! Take a look at Alejandro’s Profile in Tumblr and leave some feedback if you like it! We really appreciate his effort to make the project even cooler and as in every community all the contributions are valuable!

Click in the images below to get a full screen version (1440×900) of the images to use as a wallpaper. Continue reading →

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Dec 31 2011
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bootcamp, community training, drools, drools training, drools5 training, English, Java, JBoss, JBoss Drools, JBoss JBPM, jbpm training, jBPM5, jbpm5 training, jbug, PlugTree

Inception – The Anti Pattern – jBPM5 & Drools

It was a great year (2011), I have been doing consulting for all over the world about jBPM5 and Drools, visiting more than 15 different clients on different locations. All of them highly interested in learning and using these projects. But I notice, in at least 5 of them a weird new Anti Pattern which I call “Inception”. Most of the time they have a “Business” justification, but technically they all know that they are gonna have troubles at some point in the future. So, I decide to write a post with some thoughts around this anti-pattern for two main reasons:

  • It’s good to share when something around the projects, or how the people use the projects, is not right
  • I want to write a post before the end of the year with a special thanks section :)

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