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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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Looks like this time of the year is good for doing releases! I’m proud to announce the first ALPHA release of the Smart Task project. We are exposing the project as it is right now to get some feedback from the community in order to decide the future Roadmap of the project. I’m writing this post as an introduction to the project and to highlight the main features provided in the current code base. Feel free to ask questions and let us know what you think about it!
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Hi there, I just add a new module for the jBPM5 Community Training called BPM for developers. This module will cover some of the most technical aspects in the BPM discipline. Trying to show how BPM fits in a company ecosystem and how End Users and Developers feel the changes. I will be waiting special feedback for this module because I will present it this afternoon in the Java User Group Argentina, so stay tuned for changes in the content :)

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Hi there, I’m here again with a new module for the jBPM5 Community Training. Now it’s time to take a look at the features provided by jBPM5 to support extension points that allow us to create our domain specific behaviors. This module covers the concepts required to extend and plug your own implementations with external systems. The notion of synchronous and asynchronous interactions and some recommendations about how to deal with them are also included. Check it out and please send me feedback or questions that you might have!

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