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  1. I'm trying to get a 2010 Q1 gig. Hopefully I'll be able get something related to REST :)
  2. RT @neilepalmer Looking for Python developers in NYC - finance experience a plus
  3. @mikehenrysr How do you manage LinkedIn, TweetML and Twitter groups? Automating that management could be a great tool #yam
  4. @mikehenrysr @JenKuhnPR Thanks! I'm thankful and humbled to be onboard.
  5. @mraible when will you be able to start talking about your new gig? You put up some interesting teasers a while back.
  6. @mraible It's tough to find great people in December, but doable. In NYC, post-bonus in Feb & March is usually good. Is CO the same?
  7. RT @cloudbook: An Overview of Worldwided Government Agencies that Have Started Cloud Computing Programs http://bit.ly/1Sx5Sv #yam
  8. @Han_Cholo @jose_ayala thats for tweeting my article!
  9. @surya_s I fleshed out the discussion we had about why Spring doesn't use the JAX-RS annotations: http://bit.ly/5cyQgK
  10. RT @dret: with tweets increasingly show up in searches, the REST deficiencies of the twitter API become apparent: there are no 'next' or ...
  11. @graemerocher Oh... you mean Hudson. I also wrote a blog on using some Grailsy goodness in Spring MVC. Thought you were commenting on that..
  12. @surya_s However... It's also may a fundamental Spring philosophy issue as well.
  13. @surya_s There is no JAX-RS counterpart to @SessionAttributes (by design)
  14. @surya_s The pattern matching in the URITemplates are a bit different between JAX-RS spec (perl regex) and Spring MVC (ant based).
  15. @surya_s There are nuances that make JAX-RS and Spring MVC incompatible. @Produces in JAX-RS is more of a View decision in Spring MVC.
  16. @jonoabroad happy you found the problem... it's one of those things you need to explain to someone so that you can see the issue yourself.
  17. @surya_s Those things include 1) session maangement 2) validation 3) integration with other frameworks among others
  18. @surya_s It's "We do websites better than JAX-RS, and now we can do AJAX and REST as well". @MVC does much more than JAX-RS frameworks
  19. @jonoabroad It looks like you got an answer on the RESTEasy mailing list. Could it be a setup issue? RegisterBuiltin, classpath issue?
  20. Spring REST framework potential enhancements http://bit.ly/929IZl