Alexei@Nitobi

Hola. I’m back from a three week jaunt to Cuba. It’s a fantastic country with amazingly friendly people and tonnes to see and do. About 90% of my photos from the trip are lost due to the theft of my camera memory cards from a hostel – but I’ll post the few that I have left shortly.

I’m really excited about the next 2 months at Nitobi. We’ve got a lot coming down the pipe for you. This includes:

RobotReplay – We launched the beta 2 weeks ago and were overwhelmed with the response. We’ve been rushing to upgrade our capacity so everyone who wants an account can get one, and so that everyone has excellent quality of service. Over the next 2 months we’ll be adding capacity, new features, and fixing bugs. We’ll also be officially launching at some point soon once we’re sure we have all the kinks out.

Complete UI J2EE Refresh – May 8. Mark it down. This is huge if you’re a Java developer. We’re releasing a new version of Complete UI for Java with many important improvements including support for struts 1 and 2, Eclipse IDE integration with WTP support, Servlet support, Better sample packaging, improved learning material, and more.

CompleteUI Q2 – On June 1st we’ll be launching the Q2 iteration of our Ajax suite of components. We’ll be announcing shortly what will be part of this, but expect big leaps forward in the performance and usability of Grid, as well as enhancements to our other components. We’ll also be launching at least 1 brand new component. Something cool you haven’t seen before too. (Can anyone guess what it is?)

JavaOne – Our very own Dave Johnson will be presenting at JavaOne this year on Ajax and Java. His talk is “Practical Parallels: From Java to JavaScript programming” and will include some discussion on testing. May 9!

If anyone has any questions about this stuff let me know.

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