Chris Nelson

Founder of the Trails Project

Chris Nelson

Chris is the founder of the Trails project and published several articles for Java.net. Chris is an experienced java developer and is an active director of the Cincinnati Java User's Group. His speaking appearances have included No Fluff Just Stuff, OSCON, TheServerSide Java Symposium, and JaveOne as well as numerous JUG appearances.



Blog

Trails is moving!

Posted Tuesday, September 12, 2006

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NFJS rocks!

Posted Monday, August 7, 2006

Just got back from an awesome weekend at NFSJ Cincinnati. This year I‘ve had the privilege to speak at TSSJS, JavaOne, and NFJS. All three have been interesting and fun, but from an attendee perspective it isn‘t even close: NFJS blows the omore »

Why a web framework needs a DI framework

Posted Sunday, August 6, 2006

When I first saw Tapestry 4 and learned that it had it a DI framework built imore »
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Presentations

Trails: RAD That Ain't Bad

The Trails framework aims to take a new approach to Rapid Application Development in Java using proven frameworks like Spring, Tapestry, and Hibernate. By eliminating redundant steps in the development process and stressing convention over configuration,more »