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JavaPolis: More About ME
JavaPolis: More About ME 13 • 12 • 07 @ 11 • 51 • Danny Thursday’s JavaPolis keynote starts with Bruce Eckel doing basically a partner slot — a 45 minute promotion speech for Flex (what else). What’s this doing at a Java conference? How much did Adobe pay for….. — Oh. Okay. I just saw the first demo. I want to use this! Show me more! And it works in everything with a Flash player on it? Where can I sign up? Stephan Janssen’s keynote on his side project, parleys.com, (no seriously, there’s som
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Closures And The Ars Rhetorica
Closures And The Ars Rhetorica 23 • 12 • 07 @ 17 • 24 • Danny How about those annotations? Haven’t they made the once simpel and elegant Java language into a unintelligible mixed-up mess of code and metadata? These are just two outcries of despair about annotations that I found on the Internet, both written by able and experienced Java developers: “We have been seeing this for awhile via XDoclet, and the .NET community is definitely seeing it. I dunno, maybe it is just me, but it scares me. W
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JavaPolis Going Nuclear
JavaPolis Going Nuclear 11 • 12 • 07 @ 15 • 51 • Danny Just when I was about to drive off to Antwerp for this year’s JavaPolis, I learned that a fire has started in Antwerp’s nuclear plant ‘Doel’. Apparently the fire is located in a side building and there’s no immediate danger to the public. Which is exactly what I would say to prevent complete chaos from breaking out… Posted in Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argumented is expected to be a valid c
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“Please Neal,” Pleads Gosling
“Please Neal,” Pleads Gosling 12 • 12 • 07 @ 16 • 57 • Danny Bob Lee’s session on Guice got mixed reviews. Having already seen his introduction to Guice, I had an pretty good idea of what Guice is, so I enjoyed hearing about his 50 or so best practices and previews of things to come. However, I spoke with another visitor afterwards who was less impressed; he had expected more of an introductory session. Right now I’m in a GWT session where one of the speakers has been delayed and time is bein
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The future of Computing - Javapolis Panel. James Gosling, J.Bloch, Neal Gafter, Martin Odersky
Είχα την τιμή να είμαι σε αυτό το session, δεν είναι ευκολο να πετύχεις αυτό το πάνελ πολλές φορές να μιλάει για την Java, το μέλλον του computing και άλλα! Μια ώρα ήταν λίγη! Ο Stephan μόλις έκανε διαθέσιμη απο το Parleys ολο το session. Θα το βρείτε εδώ!Εγω θα σας πρότεινα να το δείτε με τον Adobe Air client του Parleys- είναι αρκετά πιο smooth η εμπειρία!
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Gosling Q&A Video from JavaPolis 2007 - Has Lots to Say about JavaFX
Gosling Q&A Video from JavaPolis 2007 - Has Lots to Say about JavaFX Submitted by Jim Weaver on Sat, 2008/02/16 - 1:55am. James Gosling had a lot to say about JavaFX Script and JavaFX Moble at JavaPolis 2007. The video of the Q&A session with James Gosling has just been posted in which he addresses audience questions, a few of which relate to JavaFX. Login or register to post comments
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Javapolis 2007 - RoundUp
Na en drukke periode prive en op het werk heb ik dan toch eindelijk de tijd om een verslag te geven van de JavaPolis 2007. Terwijl het thema van vorig jaar Meet your Idiols was, heb ik dit jaar meer van mijn idiols gezien. James Gosling, Joshua Blog, Bruce Eckel en Scott Ambler waren onder [...]
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SAML 2.0 Javapolis Video Online at Parleys.com
I just noticed that the video for my Javapolis '07 presentation on SAML 2.0 has gone online at Parleys.com, the BeJUG e-learning site. Watch and enjoy, and count the number of times I say "um..." UPDATE 1 (Feb 11 2008) - the link to the video at Parleys appears to be down. I've emailed the Parleys people. UPDATE 2 (Feb 11 2008) - Stephan says that, somehow, the staging area became visible. Bookmark that link, though - it should be live tomorrow (Feb 12 2008). UPDATE 3 (Feb 12 200
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SAML 2.0 Javapolis Video Online at Parleys.com
I just noticed that the video for my Javapolis '07 presentation on SAML 2.0 has gone online at Parleys.com, the BeJUG e-learning site. Watch and enjoy, and count the number of times I say "um..." UPDATE 1 (Feb 11 2008) - the link to the video at Parleys appears to be down. I've emailed the Parleys people. UPDATE 2 (Feb 11 2008) - Stephan says that, somehow, the staging area became visible. Bookmark that link, though - it should be live tomorrow (Feb 12 2008). UPDATE 3 (Feb 12 200
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De vader van Java
James Gosling is de vader van Java. Op een evenement als Javapolis in Antwerpen, wordt hij dan ook ontvangen als een Messias. Als hij over de beursvloer wandelt, wordt hij om de vijf meter aangeklampt voor een praatje, handtekening of foto. Nochtans niet de aard van het beestje: "Een aangeleerde vaardigheid" noemt hij het. Gevraagd naar wat hij nog liever zou doen, antwoordt hij: ?Veel liever dan de wereld rond te reizen, zou ik weer willen programmeren. Als ik kon kiezen, wou ik dan werken
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Framework trends and job opportunities
Framework trends and job opportunities February 6th, 2008 The graphs of frameworks (JSF, Ruby rails, Spring MVC, Webwork, Struts 2, Tapestry) from indeed.com shows job trends. It´s interesting to see that the Java Server Faces Framework is the framework matching the most job postings today. Take me to the graph! Take also a look at the Javapolis (2007) Whiteboard results page and the web framework usage. Struts 1.x has the same amount of voting results like JSF. Spring is nearby. But i thi
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“Little language features”
Os Java Googlers Neal Gafter e Joshua Bloch apresentaram uma sessão intitulada “Little Language Features” no Javapolis 2007. A palestra abordava propostas de mudanças na linguagem Java, onde muitas delas eram baseadas nas atuais linguagens de script. Os slides da apresentação podem ser baixados aqui. Tudo isso resultou em boas discussões nas listas de emails, como também no próprio evento. Os resultados da votação que realizarão no Javapolis pode ser encontrado em: E você, o que achou dessa
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Towards a mainstream Open Source OSGi application server?
Towards a mainstream Open Source OSGi application server? Geek Culture, Javapolis No Comments » That’s official: SpringSource has just acquired Covalent. Or as I explained it to one of my colleagues, “the company behind our IoC framework has bought the one behind our application server”. My first reaction was satisfaction, because it’s another step forward in the direction of corporate Open Source adoption. It’s always amazed me to see how big companies can be afraid of Open Source. And the
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Being creative again
Being creative again Javapolis, Rich Internet Applications No Comments » Amongst the things that really amazed me this afternoon in Gent was Lovely Charts, an online charting application that’s currently under semi-private beta. My first impression was something like “if it’s just a Flex alternative to Gliffy, I don’t see the point”. By the way, Gliffy is developed with what was the most advanced RIA technology before Flex 2 came in, namely OpenLaszlo. Then Jérôme Cordiez proceeded with a sm
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Speed of Trust
During David Anderson’s talk about building trust at XP.be (@JavaPolis), he mentioned a few books about Trust that came out the last years. The Speed trust was one of them. Long term readers know I am a big fan of FranklinCovey. I think the Covey son is ready to follow the Covey father. Well Stephen M R Covey is coming to Belgium on the 18 june. Registered. I am Yves Hanoulle, your virtual Project coach and you can reach me at blog at my training company .net Technorati Tags: Trust,Frank
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Javapolis 2007: Next gen RIA site Parleys.com V2 Beta is Available
One of the coolest Flex based RIA applications showcased during the Javapolis 2007 convention was the beta of the new Parleys.com website. Parleys hosts all videos and presentations from Javapolis and other BeJUG organized events and is great source of information for Java developers to stay current. Now version 2 is available for testing at http://www.parleys.com/display/PARLEYS/Parleys.com+V2+BETA+Program Be sure to check out the online version and the desktop version (showcasing Adobe AIR
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Javapolis 2007: Bamboo, continuous integration the easy way
On Javapolis 2007 Atlassian presented two new products aimed at helping agile management projects ‘work’ in the real world. First in the line is Bamboo, their continuous integration tool. Next we’ll talk about Crucible. The guy from Atlassian Bamboo began his talk by telling the audience that “Continuous integration is a process, not a tool’. That’s certainly true, you should first think about your process before starting to setup tooling. That said, there are a lot of tools with an inadequat
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“Little language features”
Os Java Googlers Neal Gafter e Joshua Bloch apresentaram uma sessão intitulada “Little Language Features” no Javapolis 2007. A palestra abordava propostas de mudanças na linguagem Java, onde muitas delas eram baseadas nas atuais linguagens de script. Os slides da apresentação podem ser baixados aqui. Tudo isso resultou em boas discussões nas listas de emails, como também no próprio evento. Os resultados da votação que realizarão no Javapolis pode ser encontrado em:
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“Little language features”
Os Java Googlers Neal Gafter e Joshua Bloch apresentaram uma sessão intitulada “Little Language Features” no Javapolis 2007. A palestra abordava propostas de mudanças na linguagem Java, onde muitas delas eram baseadas nas atuais linguagens de script. Os slides da apresentação podem ser baixados aqui. Tudo isso resultou em boas discussões nas listas de emails, como também no próprio evento. Os resultados da votação que realizarão no Javapolis pode ser encontrado em:
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Javapolis 2007 Technology Highlights
Tech highlights from Javapolis 2007: Java Content Repository now supported by many vendors slick demo from a Jackrabbit-based commercial product from day.com JCR 2.0 is in the pipeline Glassfish open source application server is now the reference implementation of the Servlet API v3 (currently in beta) is more modular. The demo had a fast startup time. Resin (commercial servlet container) claims to serve static content faster than Apache Findbugs will find a lot of potent
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Great conference, Stephan, great conference! See you all next year!
Stephane,
Can we get a hi resolution picture of the 2100 waving developers that's also shown on the homepage?
Thanks,
Jan