It’s been almost a year since the new Spring MVC annotation-based programming model (a.k.a. @MVC) became final with Spring 2.5. A few months ago I put together an article summarizing its benefits. In my experience the flexibility of @MVC is easy to see by all who get to spend a little time with it. As [...]
@MVC - The Not So Obvious
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Rossen Stoyanchev
on 10/13/2008
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Rossen is a software developer with a diverse background in enterprise application development. He has worked on a front-office trading and risk management application, a back-office investment accounting system, online shopping sites, and various other applications. He thrives on finding simplicity and solving problems in sometimes very complex domains.
Rossen joined SpringSource in March of 2007 and is currently focusing on Spring Web technologies. He recently helped develop the 4-day "Rich Web Development With Spring" course currently being offered in locations throughout the US, Europe, and Australia. In his capacity as a New York based consultant he conducts frequent training and consulting engagements.