Cloud Foundry
Since Cloud Foundry (2.0) was launched mid-April there's been a lot of talk around using CloudFoundry.com as the beta accounts are distributed amongst the early adopters. The first open Platform as a Service (PaaS), or Open Cloud Platform, went far and beyond what even the original Cloud Foundry advocates would have expected. There's a lot of power just waiting to be taken advantage of in this new cloud platform, but where do you start?
In this talk Russ Miles, CEO and Principal Consultant at OpenCredo, will talk through his experiences using CloudFoundry both as a regular cloud PaaS, hosted by VMware at CloudFoundry.com, and using CloudFoundry locally as a multi-runtime, scalable platform for building in-house applications. Russ will walk through the architecture and the highlights of the CloudFoundry codebase while demonstrating hands-on how to build and deploy a variety of applications and services to the public and your own private CloudFoundry instances.
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In The Brain of Kito Mann, Polyglot JavaServer Faces
In this session, Kito Mann will look at different techniques for
using other languages with JSF. We'll look at built-in Groovy support in
Mojarra, using Groovy as a DSL for JSF views with Gracelets, JRuby
integration with Spring, and examine writing JSF applications with
Scala. Find out more here
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Jan Machacek’s Practical Spring Developer WorkshopIn this 3-day intensive Practical Spring Developer Workshop, you will learn everything you need to build and deploy a Spring based application. You will see why the Spring Framework is a good choice for building your applications and how to efficiently structure and make your code maintainable and scalable. You will learn techniques and tools that will dramatically increase your day to day productivity as a software developer. You will learn about the principles of good application design and how the core of the Spring Framework implements those principles. We will then introduce aspect-oriented programming; followed by discussion of efficient data access using Hibernate. Find out more here
Christopher Riley's Cloud Computing Fundamentals for Developers & Architect
Christopher Riley's one day Cloud Computing Fundamentals course will provide you with technical and business expertise in several cloud computing platforms. You will gain a solid footing in cloud computing origins, terminology and service offerings, as well as detailed overviews of popular cloud platforms provided by Amazon, Google, Salesforce.com and Microsoft. Architecturally, you will explore common design patterns and service quality constraints. Finally, you will examine business terms in the pricing and service level agreements of the four major vendors. The class culminates by discussing the applicability of cloud platforms for various business cases. Find out more here
Kito Mann's JSF2 in ActionBuild highly interactive Ajax-enabled applications with JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2, the standard web application framework for Java EE. JSF 2 incorporates time-saving features, such as convention-over-configuration, built-in Ajax, templating, simple custom UI component development, and several powerful third-party Ajax component suites. JSF applications can be integrated seamlessly with Spring and/or Java EE. This course covers the key features of JavaServer Faces and walks you through building different aspects of a JSF application. You will also learn how to take advantage of rich JSF component suites such as ICEfaces and RichFaces.
Delegates will also receive a copy of JavaServer Faces 2.0, The Complete Reference during the course. Find out more here
ABOUT RUSS MILES
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Russ Miles is CEO, founder and principal consultant at OpenCredo. At OpenCredo he leads a company of passionate open source and agile and lean software development experts who provide unbiased, honest arbiter advice across a wide and varied selection
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ABOUT THE LONDON SPRING USER GROUP
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Founded in 2006, the London Spring User Group is now run by Jan Macachek and is a community for hands-on, pragmatic software architects and Spring and JEE developers. We organise monthly events at Skills Matter's premises and also have a discussion group on Linkedin. Join us if you are an architect or developer interested to learn about Spring, architecture, news, features and interesting stuff and share experiences with other Spring users. We meet every second Tuesday of the month at Skills Matter and always go to the pub afterwards.
We also have a Spring UG UK discussion group on Linkedin
Join us if you are an architect or developer interested to learn about Spring, architecture, news, features and interesting stuff and share experiences with other Spring users.
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