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Enterprise Java developers - build better software faster!
Led by Chris Richardson, hands-on architect and author of
POJOs in Action, we are team of expert software developers with a deep
knowledge of enterprise Java technologies and highly productive development
techniques. Need someone to build your
application? We work with you to build and deploy the least amount of software required to beat the competition
and make money. We can even help you create your engineering team.
Starting a new project?
We work with your team to implement one or more vertical slices through your
application. We train them on
how to use frameworks such as Spring and Hibernate effectively and help
them learn highly productive development techniques such as automated testing.
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"I enjoyed Chris's Spring and Hibernate class. Unlike other training
I've attended, his class was heavy on substance and light on fluff. I highly
recommend it." Brian Miner, Senior Programmer, Edfund
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Need help with an existing
project? We review your architecture, your code, your team and your development
practices and create a plan to improve your application and boost your team's
productivity. We will then coach
your team while they implement the plan and, if necessary, our consultants can implement some of the improvements.
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"Not only did Chris help us with important Spring and Hibernate design
issues but he also tracked down some critical bugs right before we went
live. Getting Chris involved early in a project is an excellent way to avoid
traps and pitfalls."Andre Taube,
VP of Engineering, Rubiconsoft |
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Please browse this web site for more information about how
our training and consulting services can help you can
build better software faster.
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events
latest news
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Learn about deploying Java EE applications on Amazon EC2 with
Cloud Tools and it's Maven and Grails plugins
Chris's presentation on aspects and dependency injection at SDForum Java SIG,
February 5, Palo Alto, CA
Chris's presentations at SpringOne 2007, Antwerp Belgium

Technical sessions at JavaOne 2007, San Francisco, May 8th-11th.
Read all about it here. May 2007, open-source frameworks released
Arid POJOs offers simplified Spring
bean configuration; ORMUnit makes it easier to test Hibernate code; and
Project Track is an example JSF, Spring, Hibernate and Acegi Security
application.
December 2006, JavaPolis
Chris gave a talk on POJO development at the JavaPolis University. Read all
about it:
  June 2006, ACM Queue
Chris's article "Untangling Enterprise Java"
has been published in ACM Queue magazine. February 2006, JDJ
Chris's POJO programming article is the cover story of the February issue of the
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