Introducing the Bitumen Framework

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Shantanu Kumar

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Sep 13, 2009, 1:10:51 PM9/13/09
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Hi,

Bitumen framework is a collection of Open Source libraries to make
application development on the Java Virtual Machine easier. It fully
supports Java and Clojure for now, and other JVM languages may be
supported in the future.

Bitumen tries to ease the development in a non-invasive way. Each
library may be used independent of each other. In some cases however,
there may be inter-dependency. Another fact is Bitumen libraries are
(and will remain) XML-free. There is easy-to-use API, which you can
integrate with your preferred style of configuration.

The Bitumen framework is hosted here: http://code.google.com/p/bitumenframework/

Why another framework?
I was not being able to make web development suck less with the
existing Open Source projects. So, I took on this task and the result
is Bitumen framework. Take a look at the libraries - there might be
something you would find useful.

What are the libraries available?
Jettify - Tiny wrapper to easily embed the Jetty servlet container
JWebMVC - A minimalistic, REST-compatible servlet based web framework
More libraries are planned.

What is with this name? (Asked by Deepak)
Bitumen is used for making roads, hopefully this resembles
"foundational". :-)

I am interested - I want to talk.
Your feedback is most important. Consider joining the Discussion
Group. Contributions in all forms are most welcome.

Regards,
Shantanu
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