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Simon is a hands-on software architect who works within Detica's Global Financial Markets group. Simon has been involved in projects ranging from desktop clients and web applications through to highly scalable distributed systems and service-oriented architectures (SOA). His specialist technology is Java and, as a hands-on technical authority, he's called upon to advise and shape solutions; defining, delivering and assuring that the chosen architecture is fit for purpose and meets the non-functional requirements. Simon has also written and co-written a number of books about Java EE web technologies, spoken at several conferences and founded Coding the Architecture, providing practical and pragmatic content for hands-on software architects.

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As mentioned before, we were speakers at, and community sponsors of the Software Architect 2008 conference (3rd-5th June 2008, London). This is the first dedicated software architecture conference that I've been to and the majority of the ...
London User Group - June 2008
Here are the details of the June London User Group. Title : Themes from the Software Architect 2008 conference Summary : Join us for a discussion of the themes from the recent Software Architect 2008 conference that took place in early June ...
Software architecture training for £500
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[Coding the Architecture] As mentioned before, we were speakers at, and community sponsors of the Software Architect 2008 conference (3rd-5th June 2008, London). This is the first dedicated software architecture conference that I've been to and the majority of the ...

Pebble 2.1 released

Pebble 2.1 is now available to download from SourceForge, containing a couple of minor bug fixes and some small feature additions over the RC1 release.

Added a way to determine and differentiate whether the people that leave comments are authenticated.
Added a userThemesEnabled property in the pebble.properties file to indicate whether user themes are enabled. Setting this value to false ensures all blogs in a multi-blog installation use the default theme and look consistent.
Fixed a small problem where the Ajax'd comment form wouldn't appear inline when using the basic textarea (i.e. not FCKeditor).
Replaced the blog admin "reset password" feature with the ability to set the password to something specific.
Patch from Stefan Reuter to allow dashes in blog names.
The tilda/tilde (~) character is also now allowed in blog names.

Support for the Atom Publishing Protocol is now the most requested feature so this will form the basis for the Pebble 2.2 release. Until then ... I hope enjoy using the new release.

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Posted by Simon Brown on 15 May 2007 09:26:00 BST #

Re: Pebble 2.1 released

Comment from Pedro Bachiega on 16 May 2007 03:57:25 BST #

Hi, I am thankful about putting my name at credits of the project. I just see it now, when I was "googling" me... I'm very anxious to try the new version of pebble... Thank you

Re: Pebble 2.1 released

Comment from Simon Brown on 16 May 2007 14:56:08 BST #

That's not a problem ... thanks for your help. :-)

Re: Pebble 2.1 released

Comment from Tor on 16 May 2007 09:28:37 BST #

Good to hear. May have been sensible to do the other stuff first. This blog entry says July is a sensible time for implementing an AtomPub client, and I guess that means server implementations are still differing a bit too much.
I'll be happy to do simple testing of the implementation with Nokia LifeBlog, once I get to update my blog server...

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