Gabriel Bauman

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Libraries

These are frameworks and libraries I use in the course of my day-to-day work.

	Apache Flex Community rating: 5 Notes: Proprietary, tied to Adobe Flash, a pain to work with on Linux. Not there yet.
	Spring Web Flow Community rating: 3 Notes: Workflow-based UI definition for the web. This is one of the most useful frameworks I've ever used. Not so great when used with Ajax.
	JRuby Community rating: 4 Notes: Make a compiled Java application internally scriptable!
	Hibernate ORM Community rating: 4 Notes: Ridiculously useful and very complex ORM layer.
	D-Bus Community rating: 4 Notes: It's an IPC mechanism, and it's awesome.
	GTK Community rating: 4 Notes: Excellent cross-platform UI library with bindings in several languages.
	XStream Community rating: 4 Notes: Great way to get your Java objects to store state in XML files without serialization code to your class definitions.
	Apache ActiveMQ Community rating: 4 Notes: Nice JMS broker with support for clustering, journalling, and all kinds of wire protocols.
	Apache Camel Community rating: 4 Notes: Very powerful DSL-based routing and mediation engine. Used by ServiceMix, ActiveMQ, etc.
	Apache ServiceMix Community rating: 4 Notes: Incredibly useful for pulling together scattered systems with all kinds of interfaces and I/O mechanisms.

What is a Stack?

It's a list of software used to accomplish something. LAMP is an example.

To add a project to your stack, click 'Show Recommendations for this Stack' at the top middle of this page and then click 'I use this' on the projects you use.