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April 2008 Archives
Profit now and save EUR 210!
Posted by cwfrei on April 29, 2008 at 02:32 AM | Permalink
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This is your chance to really profit from the early bird discount for
Jazoon'08. Sign up before the end of April and save EUR 210.
And if you are a JUG member you can save an additional 25% on the conference pass! See here how to get your JUG voucher code:
http://jazoon.com/en/sponsorsandpartners/jugs.html.
Hurry up, sign up now and profit!
The Duke starring in 24!
Posted by cwfrei on April 25, 2008 at 05:39 AM | Permalink
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The Swiss Duke
Submit a proposal: the latest Java trends
Posted by cwfrei on April 15, 2008 at 06:04 AM | Permalink
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Jazoon'08 will feature an extra session called Jazoon Cutting-Edge. This session will include the latest trends, updates and highlights of the Java world that have emerged since our Call for papers closed by the end of 2007. Jazoon Cutting-Edge is a moderated session of 15-minutes talks. Speakers will receive a 3 days conference pass for free.
Interested speakers should submit a proposal on-line between 2008-05-01 and 2008-05-16. The Jazoon Program Committee will select the most interesting talks and inform you by the end of May about the results. Looking forward to your contributions!
Jazoon'08 program published
Posted by cwfrei on April 02, 2008 at 04:18 AM | Permalink
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We just published the program for Jazoon'08, check out the conference webpage Jazoon.
Speakers at Jazoon'08 include:
- Dion Almaer, Founder of Ajaxian
- Bela Ban on Cluster your POJOs with PojoCache
- Cédric Beust on A quick guide to modern languages and interesting concepts for the busy Java programmer
- Adam Bien on Glassfish V2/V3 - the killer appserver for development and production
- Joshua Bloch, Google
- Roberto Chinnici on An Overview of the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6)
- Jerome Dochez, Sun Microsystems
- Roy T. Fielding on Open Architecture
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- Neal Ford on Building DSLs in Static & Dynamic Languages
- Neal Gafter, Google
- Rod Johnson on Where Will Tomorrow's Innovation Come From in Enterprise Java?
- Heinz Kabutz on The Secrets of Concurrency
- Dierk König on Automated functional testing of web applications
- Ted Neward, Neward & Associates
- David Nüscheler on The Revenge of the "Weblog in 15 minutes"
- Martin Marinscheck on AJAX in Apache MyFaces
- Martin Odersky on The Challenge of Scalable Languages
- Simon Phipps on The Adoption-Led Market
- Brian Sletten on Data-Driven Applications : Writing Less Code!
- James Ward on Rich Internet Applications with Flex and Java
- and many more...
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