Samaxes.com Website Review

this is the last part of a four-part blog post covering my move from wordpress to hugo, a static website generator. this post outlines some if you haven’t read the first three parts, you may find them at moving to a static website, part 1: from wordpress to hugo if you haven’t read the first two parts, you may find them at moving to a static website, part 1: from wordpress to hugo this is the second part of a four-part blog post covering my move from wordpress to hugo, a static website generator. this blog post deals if you haven’t read the first part, you may find it at moving to a static website, part 1: from wordpress to hugo these posts are not intended as walkthrough on how to do it yourself, but simply sharing my experience hoping to impart some useful now, i have been using proprietary techniques like jbosslogincontextfactory ja*a ee security in a standard way that works across all ja*a ee compliant servers. the list of enhancements include: support for ja*ascript source maps better docs update to the last version of google closure compiler add. validating jax-rs resource data with bean validation in ja*a ee 7 and wildfly. i have already approached this subject twice in the past. first, on my post integrating bean validation with jax-rs in ja*a ee 6 joined the ja*a ee 7 certified servers club, it’s time for a new post highlighting the specificities and differences between these two community and the tooling that allows this community to share code. each contributor can clone the repository, make their changes and then project maintainer your job is now a whole lot easier and more manageable. no more patch files to worry about. best of all, you get to keep the entire commit history of your project. plugin. version 1.6 added support for google closure compiler and version 1.7 offers several performance improvements and more detailed logs (e.g. compression benefits from minification). a complete list of changes can be found in the changelog file. for next releases i’m