Mark Wolfe's Blog

For a while I have been tempted to stray from the relative safety of Maven and Ant .

Over the last few days I have been familiarising myself with some of the rails source code and surveying it for use in my own projects.

Recently I have caught the OS X software development bug and started hacking on a small project in this environment.

Last weekend I was fortunate to have participated in first ever random hacks of kindness event.

Recently I started work on a new site which I plan to use underscore.js and backbone.js .

I discovered a couple of interesting issues when using Apache CXF and Maven behind a proxy this week.

Recently I have been looking into setting up my own build server, having used Cruisecontrol, Hudson, Teamcity in the passed I wanted to give something new a try.

Whilst working on my Javascript, ExtJS 4 and Apache CXF skills I came across a solution to a problem I encountered getting ExtJS to talk to Apache CXF using JSON.

Configuring logging in Apache CXF can be confusing at first, in my view this is further compounded by Apache Tomcat’s logging architecture.

Recently I have been doing quite a bit of work around Apache CXF , both on the server side and the client side.

First post from my newly migrated blog reviewing migration from wordpress to Jekyll and Disqus.

Been installing RVM on anything that runs *nix lately, ran into some issues with using this great tool on Ubuntu 10.10 .

More often than not today I start my Java projects using an Apache Maven archetype.