Geert Bevin

Sun Java Champion and Creator of the RIFE Application Framework

Geert Bevin

Geert is a developer at Terracotta Inc., is the CEO and founder of Uwyn bvba/sprl and created the RIFE project which provides a full-stack Java Web application framework for quickly building maintainable applications. He started or contributed to open-source projects like Bla-bla List, OpenLaszlo, Drone, JavaPaste, Bamboo, Elephant, RelativeLayers, and Gentoo Linux. Geert is also an official Sun Java Champion.



Blog

ScreenFlow : Finally a Mac screen capturing app that kicks ass

Posted Friday, February 29, 2008

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Terracotta lightning talk at Fosdem 2008

Posted Friday, February 15, 2008

The yearly open-source Fosdem conference takes place again in Brussels on February the 23rd and the 24th. I'm giving a 15 minute lightning talk about Terracotta on Saturday the 23rd at 15h40. Given the available time, I wmore »

Laszlo in Action hits the shelves

Posted Tuesday, February 5, 2008

After many months of editing and fine-tuning, Manning finally published Laszlo in Action, the first comprehensive guide towards OpenLaszlo besides the reference documentation. I received a final copy through DHL ymore »
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Presentations

Cutting-edge productivity with RIFE and Web Continuations

RIFE is a full-stack, open-source Java web application framework, offering fast results with the promise of maintainability and code clarity. This session will review the novel ideas in Java web application development that RIFE has introduced to the devemore »

Exploring Terracotta : JVM clustering in the real world

Terracotta provides open-source clustering for Java and removes the burden from the developer by providing you with Network Attached Memory. This is however so generic that it's sometimes difficult realize which use-cases can benefit from it. This presentmore »

OpenLaszlo: From RIA to Ajax and Mobile

OpenLaszlo is an open-source Java platform for creating zero-install web applications with the user interface capabilities of desktop applications. This presentation gives you an introduction into the programming model and highlights the most important femore »