tai
Piergiorgio Lucidi
Farewell TAI Solutions

After 4 years this is my last day in TAI Solutions and starting from January I’ll join in a new family in Zia Consulting.

Farewell TAI Solutions
alfresco, bpm, open source
Piergiorgio Lucidi
Released Alfresco Process Services SDK 1.6.0

Released APS SDK 1.6.0 adding support to APS 1.11.4 and new Maven profile for purging volumes.

Released Alfresco Process Services SDK 1.6.0
open source
Piergiorgio Lucidi
New contributions made for InnerSource Commons

I’m very proud to be part of the InnerSource Commons where recently I started to contribute on translating all the Learning Path area.

New contributions made for InnerSource Commons
digital transformation, ecm, eim, events, open source
Piergiorgio Lucidi
Keynote session about InnerSource at Open ...

I’m very honored, thrilled and glad to receive this invitation to keep the keynote session for opening the next Open Source Lisbon 2020 on November 11th, the registration is free and it will be held online.

Keynote session about InnerSource at Open Source Lisbon 2020
open source, digital transformation, events, ecm, eim
Piergiorgio Lucidi
Speaking at OpenExpo Europe Virtual Experience ...

I’m very happy to have been invited to speak again at the next edition of OpenExpo Europe Virtual Experience that will be held only in live streaming format.

Speaking at OpenExpo Europe Virtual Experience 2020

reviews

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Spring 2.5 Aspect-Oriented Programming Book Review

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Spring 2.5 Aspect-Oriented Programming BookSpring 2.5 Aspect-Oriented Programming Book CoverSpring 2.5 Aspect-Oriented Programming by Massimiliano Dessì, is the first and unique book (332 pages) totally dedicated to Spring AOP, it was recently published by Packt Publishing.

Massimiliano Dessì works as Software Architect and Engineer for Sourcesense, who started developing JEE applications in 2000. In 2004 he discovered the Spring Framework 1.0, and since then he has been one of its most enthusiastic users.

This book is dedicated to developers that works every day on J2EE applications and they would like to know more about Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) and Spring AOP. I think that this book can be considered as a deep methodological documentation for Spring AOP.