Just a quick note for those of you that like me are hooked on "The Glue". Model-Glue that is!
Joe Rinehart has added a nice feature for integrating MG with Flex without having to refactor your controllers into service layers. For more information and detailed explanation on how to take advantage of this new feature checkout the Model-Glue Blog at Model-Glue: New Flex Integration Features.
I'm very glad to announce that Joe Rinehart has just officially released version 2.0 (codenamed Unity) version of Model-Glue! Joe also released Model-Glue: Flex, a "conceptual port of Model-Glue implicit invocation framework to ActionScript 3 and Flex".
And to top it all off both offerings are available on a brand spanking new shiny website, so head on over to www.model-glue.com and get your copies now!
Congratulations to Joe on yet another major milestone, the glue just keeps getting better and better and we appreciate all the effort that goes with it.
That's right! Model-Glue has been released as a Public Beta 1!!! Joe has packed some really nice features to it making this a very powerful release. Go check it out on www.model-glue.com and also be on the lookout for Joe's presentation on Adobe Developer's Week showcasing a set of the new features.
That's right, Mr. Model-Glue has done it again!!! For those of you that have yet to jump in the MG bandwagon here's another great reason why you should! Joe Rinehart has released a great video preso on building a blog application from the ground up using Model-Glue's new release code named Unity.
Click here to access the video
Just passing along the news that Model-Glue and the Reactor sites are currently down. Joe Rinehart is aware and is working on the issue. The other sites related to this outage are:
UPDATE (6/2/2006): The sites are back up.
Phill Nacelli has been developing software for over 9 years, and have been using ColdFusion since version 4.5. He has engineered and developed multiple web based applications for the federal government, non-profit association/education market and enjoys playing with the latest in programming techniques, frameworks and development tools. He currently holds a position as Software Architect at AboutWeb, a leading provider of technology and career development services to small businesses, corporations, associations and government agencies based in Rockville, MD.
