I found this article while browsing the net. Carmine Gallo, the author, says --

"Top business leaders rally their troops by presenting a powerful personal vision of a better future. The simple secret to inspiring those around you is to communicate a vision, a roadmap, of where you're heading and why it's important to your listeners."

The author says "only half of US workers are happy with their jobs, ..". Which half are you in?

We are trying to setup a wiki for our open source project. I have used a few wiki flavors and liked Twiki. But on the Twiki site I found the following message:

"TWikiOnSourceForge has been withdrawn as sourceforge.net no longerallows write access to the filesystem from their webservers."

Is this the case with all the other flavors of wiki? Anybody has experience setting up one recently? All thoughts are welcome.

While setting up my IDE for my latest open source project -- jamecs, I stumbled upon the maven plugin for Idea. Intellij's Idea (my favorite IDE, it is truely "develop with pleasure" IDE .. I know many Eclipse fans disagree .. a topic for some other day ) has got terrific Ant integration and by adding the library folder (some thing like 'lib') into the classpath is all that it needs.

However with Maven it is not as easy because the dependent jars are not in a simple folder to add into the path. Here comes the Idea plugin that comes with Maven. At the command line go the root of the project and type (I'm assuming you already have your code and content checked out from the repository):

maven idea

It creates Idea's project files -- .ipr, .iml and .iws files!

I heard about MavenIDE for Idea integration, may be I will try that some time soon ..