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Revue de Presse Xebia
La revue de presse de l’actualité Java/J2EE hebdomadaire proposée par Xebia. Le coin de la technique invokedynamic vu de l’intérieur Concurrency : past and present Tuning des JVM Websphere 6.1 Performance d’affichage d’une page Web Evènements de notre communauté en France et à l’étranger Refactoring itératif de conférences : JavaPolis, Javoxx et DeVox Lire la suite de cet article …
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Sun Announces Participation in 2008 DeVoxx Conference
Once again, Java developers & evangelists from Sun will be heading to Antwerp, Belgium this December 8-12 to participate as a Premium Partner of the 2008 DeVoxx Conference. DeVoxx - formerly known as JavaPolis, is put on by the Belgian Java User Group & is one of the largest Java developer events in the world. It's truly a fantastic event where Java developers can mix & mingle with technical luminaries - not to mention a great chance to eat Belgian french fries & stock up on
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Sun Announces Participation in 2008 DeVoxx Conference
Once again, Java developers & evangelists from Sun will be heading to Antwerp, Belgium this December 8-12 to participate as a Premium Partner of the 2008 DeVoxx Conference. DeVoxx - formerly known as JavaPolis, is put on by the Belgian Java User Group & is one of the largest Java developer events in the world. It's truly a fantastic event where Java developers can mix & mingle with technical luminaries - not to mention a great chance to eat Belgian french fries & stock up on
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OpenSSO Javapolis Video Online at Parleys.com
A few days ago, the good people at JavaPolis (which now seems to be called Javoxx) posted the video for my OpenSSO session from JavaPolis 07 at Parleys.com. Go take a look and see how it compares with the SAML 2.0 session they posted back in February.
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CEJUG PUJ 2008: vá para a Bélgica de Graça!
CEJUG PUJ 2008: vá para a Bélgica de Graça! June 25th, 2008 | Category: javapolis, jugs, prêmio O Grupo de Usuários Java do Ceará (CEJUG), promove pela segunda vez o Prêmio Universitário Java. Para participar, basta enviar qualquer trabalho acadêmico em Java (SE e EE) que você produziu. Os prêmio incluem: 1º Lugar: passagem aérea, voucher e hotel para assistir ao Javapolis 2008 (na Antuérpia, Bélgica) 2º Lugar: Assinatura da Java Magazine + Livros 3º Lugar: Assinatura da Java Magazine
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01juin08 Comment concevoir une bonne API et pourquoi c’est important Par Julien Catégories: Java Tags: api, architecture, design, javapolis, video Encore une excellente présentation hébergée par le site InfoQ. Le sujet concerne tous les programmeurs amenés à concevoir une API ou un framework. Lors du JavaPolis 2005, Joshua Bloch rappelle pourquoi c’est important de ne pas se tromper au départ et distille des conseils précis, applicables et fondés sur son expérience profe
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JavaPolis reloaded
The JavaPolis conference has been renamed:JavoxxSee for yourself at www.javoxx.com.... cu 8th-12th December in Antwerp!
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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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JavaPolis 2007 - Day 5
Already a bit worn out the last day @ JavaPolis 2007 began. Since the exhibition area was already closed down yesterday evening the crowd got together in even less space for breakfast, but that was ok.First talk today was given by David Anderson about a kanban approach to software development. It is indeed a quite interesting approach but does not seem to work for all projects. Nevertheless you should check out his website and look for more informations about this.Following this was a presentati
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JavaPolis 2007 - Day 4
So on with day 4 of the JavaPolis. First thing is that you are starting to feel worn out. But this is ok - there is a price to pay for all this fun we are having. So even being maybe a bit tired we managed to get up early enough to get to the Metropolis in time for a good breakfast (seems I am starting to repeat myself, but it is quite astonishing even on day 4) and got into the keynote session - no need using the overflow room. Before the keynotes started the traditional JavaPolis Family Photo
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JavaPolis 2007 - Day 3
That was an interesting morning today. Everything went as planned and we arrived so early we had a lot of time left for a nice breakfast, filling out a survey at the SUN booth (getting a NetBeans 6 t-shirt that way) and answering some questions for the tomorrows edition of the Parleys magazin. Besides other very interesting things there are two things that grabbed our attentation - a NetBeans installationand the friendly staff at the SUN booth providing free NetBeans 6 T-ShirtsAfterwards we go
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JavaPolis 2007 - Day 2
Day two was the day of RIA - if you believed the session titles.But before the sessions started we did a quick walk around the exhibition area. This contained a short stop at the Sun booth for collecting the appropriate t-shirt "May the Source be with you". A more thorough investigation is on the todo list for the next days.We started with the Swinging RIA presentation (after having had breakfast), which included a nice demonstration of the power of the Beans Binding Framework and the Swing Appl
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JavaPolis 2007 - Day 1
An interesting Day 1 of JavaPolis is nearing its end. So to get it all in sequence - first things first - breakfast. After having walked to the Metropolis from our flat this was a real good start into the dayAfter having had a real good breakfast (as you can imagine) we got to the conference rooms and I have to admit that the location is astonishing for such a conference. See for yourselfFirst session I attended today was The Zen of Agile Management. This was quite an experience finding about a
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JavaPolis -The trip to Antwerp
Early sunday morning the trip to Antwerp started with a boat tour from Friedrichshafen with "The Katamaran"to KonstanzThen the train to Zürichand via airplane to BrusselsFrom there once again by train to AntwerpFinally we got to the MetropolisThere we already met some nice guys....Stay tuned for more news from Javapolis
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JavaPolis 2007
JavaPolis 2007 the first adventure - follow this blog closely to find out how to get there and for news on what is going at the Metropolis in Antwerp.The journey starts on Sunday ;-)Hope to meet you there.
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My Javapolis 2006 Top 10 Speakers
It took me some time to publish it but finally, here is my list of the 10 top Javapolis speakers
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Getting tired of SOA blogs
SOA and composite applications is becoming more mainstream and business as usual. People finally start to get what service versioning is all about, I now see much better articles, presentations and white papers around that subject and I feel fine with that.
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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