Here you are the slides from Giampiero’s presentation on the “Elements web component library”.
Thanks to all who attended,
Here you are the slides from Giampiero’s presentation on the “Elements web component library”.
Thanks to all who attended,
The next meeting of the Genova JUG will take place at 6.30pm on the 2nd of February 2010 at the new location of NIS in Via al Porto Antico 7, 16128 Genova
We’ll talk about:
Elements is an open source library of web UI components for high productivity in small to large projects. It is not “yet another framework” competing in the framework arena; rather, it is a library that integrates with regular JSP’s, with Struts 2 and, in future developments, with other frameworks. The components cover all levels of abstraction: low (single fields), medium (forms) and high (multi-page wizards, integrations with JFreeChart and GoogleMaps, etc.). Elements does not require any xml configuration but uses reflection and annotations to interact with regular pojo’s. This JUG presentation will show how to create a feature-rich multi-page form (see the picture below) in 15 minutes.
Participation is free and open to all; if you plan to attend, please register on http://www.jugevents.org/jugevents/event/22798. Note: If you plan to join us for a pizza in a nearby place, please add “(pizza)” to your last name when registering.
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After the huge success of the 2009 edition, with more than 1300 participants and lots of high quality technical talks, THE Italian event for the Java community is back.
Take note: the event will take place on the 30th of January at the University Roma III.
For all details see http://roma.javaday.it/javaday2010
JUG Genova members will contribute with several technical talks
– stay tuned for further updates…
Many thanks to Corrado and Corneliu for the engaging presentations on Flex and Java. The slides are availabe on slideshare.net as usual:
Corneliu’s samples can be downloaded from his website.
Here you are the links we discussed in the meeting:
The next meeting will take place on the 24th of November. Stay tuned!
The next meeting of the Genova JUG will take place at 6.30pm on the 22th of September 2009 at the new location of NIS in Via al Porto Antico 7, 16128 Genova
We’ll talk about:
Participation is free and open to all; if you plan to attend, please register on http://www.jugevents.org/jugevents/event/18519. Note: If you plan to join us for a pizza in a nearby place, please add “(pizza)” to your last name when registering.
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The meeting on LINQ and Java ORMs has been very successful, with about 20 participants listening to Giovanni Lagorio’s talk on LINQ and discussing similarities and differences with Java ORMs.
The slides are availabe on slideshare.net as usual:
Here you are the links we discussed in the meeting:
The next meeting will take place on the 22th of September, and will cover Flex and Java integration. Stay tuned!
The next meeting of the Genova JUG will take place at 6.30pm on the 14th of July 2009 at the new location of NIS in Via al Porto Antico 7, 16128 Genova
We’ll talk about:
Participation is free and open to all; if you plan to attend, please register on http://jugevents.jugpadova.it/jugevents/event/show.html?id=17836. Note: If you plan to join us for a pizza in a nearby place, please add “(pizza)” to your last name when registering.
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The Java Application Server day took place on the 21st of May, with a remarkable attendance of over 100 participants (of which about 20% from out of town); the high technical level of the speakers presentations, hot topics and lively audience made for an engaging event.
A BIG THANK you to
everyone who made the Application Server Day a success, including the speakers, their parent companies, the University of Genova, O’Reilly UK, Eptamedia, ManyDesigns, NIS, and the JUG staff: Paolo, Angelo, Carlo, Giampiero, Corrado A, Fabio, Fabrizio, Maurizio, Elena.
The first Java Aplication Server day is coming to Genoa this Thursday (May 21st, 2009).
The four speakers – Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine (Sun GlassFish), Paolo Ramasso (Oracle Fusion Middleware), Alessio Soldano (RedHat JBoss) and Alef Arendsen (Spring dm Server) – are warming up the presentations and the demos, ready to make this one of the most interesting, thought-provoking, fun event to be at this year. Four Java application servers discussed and debated in one big room with the community: yes, it’s real!!!
Talking about the community, if you’re in Genoa or can visit Genoa for at least one day (Genoa can easily be reached by train from northern and central Italy, as well as from other places through its international airport), please register on-line. Participation is free, but your registration can help us organize a few things in advance. Invite your friends, invite your colleagues. Help make this a great community event.
The Application Server Day will be held at the Faculty of Engineering, in the Albaro district of Genoa. A map and directions on how to reach the venue are published here.
So see you all on Thursday at 14:00!
Following the success of last year Java IDE Day, the entire JUG staff is happy to announce a new special community event: the Java Application Server Day 2009!
The last six months have seen big news on the application server front, including substantially new releases of most major app servers (both commercial and open source), and, last week, news about the Oracle-Sun merger. We hope it will be both interesting and exciting to hear about the technical innovations directly from the evangelists and members of the development teams of four well-known application servers: JBoss, Glassfish, Spring dm Server, Oracle/Weblogic.
Speakers will include Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine (Sun GlassFish), Paolo Ramasso (Oracle Fusion Middleware), Alessio Soldano (RedHat JBoss) & Alef Arendsen (Spring dm Server), who will compare the most innovative features of theri respective server platforms.
The Application Server Day 2009 will take place
thursday May 21st 2009, 14.30-18.30
in
room B1, Faculty of Engineering, University of Genova,
Via Opera Pia 13, Genova, Italy
(same location as the IDE Day)
Participation is free and open to all, but we kindly ask you to register on the http://www.serverday.org website, where you can also find all practical information about the event.
Please help us to promote the Application Server Day by publishing the news on your blog/newsletter/site.