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Carlos Villela

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Carlos Villela is a Java developer working mostly with web technologies and AOP.
Spring looks nice! Posted: Aug 17, 2003 9:00 AM
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I just finished reading the Spring Framework tutorial, by Thomas Risberg. Boy, this guy knows how to write a tutorial. I'll keep an eye on him, because his work in this tutorial is pure gold. Thanks a lot for the link, Chiara! :)

Back to the point: Spring looks like a materialization of what one would dream when doing web stuff with Struts. Incredibly flexible,  modular and Just Works (tm). I loved the ability to mess around with bean properties in the XML configuration -- if you think about it, it's the easiest way to configure your project to different scenarios. Take a look at the maximum/minimum price increase configuration Thomas does in the tutorial, and you'll see what I'm talking about.

I'll take some time to look at Spring and all the things beyond the tutorial, and try to compare it with WebWork2. It's going to be a tuff battle, I assure :)

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