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My slides from Devoxx 2008

Posted by felipegaucho on December 21, 2008 at 12:24 PM PST

Quickies are a nice opportunity to introduce a new project and train your presentation skills during Devoxx conference and, in 2008, I had the privilege to present 3 Quickies about my Open-Source projects. Unfortunatelly Quickies are not recorded (I would love to check my own performance in order to make it better in the future), but at least I can offer you the slides. If you were there and/or if you have questions about the slides, please get in touch through email or leave your comments below.

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Slides Details
Footprint - Events Participation Certificates (9th December, 12:45-13:00): Footprint Project is out there for a while, and it is being adopted by a growing number of JUGs and schools to distribute course completion and events participation certificates. The goal of this quickie is to outline the project's goals and current available features and briefly demonstrate how easy is to produce certificates for your next JUG meeting.[Devoxx]
Size Matters - the smallest Atom publisher in the world (10th December, 13:10-13:25): Atom pub and RSS are two of most common data formats used in the Internet content publishing. The syntax of these format are described in XML, a markup language to describe hierarchical models that can be mapped to data models used by Object Oriented Languages, such as Java. The easy mapping between XML data and Java Classes inspired the development of several frameworks to handle the marshaling of Java Objects in to XML documents and the counter part unmarshalling of XML documents as Java Objects.[Devoxx] Code sample here
Cejug-Classifieds Project (11th December, 13:10-13:25): CEJUG-Classifieds is a 100% pure Java classified advertising system, a JUG project that aims to solve the eternal problem of blatant marketing in discussion lists and technical forums. Instead of regulations and flames, we offer a web system able to promote the harmony between the market demands and the community privacy, and let JUG around the world to manage an advertisement system - eventually in a profitable manner. [Devoxx]
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