FuseSource
FuseSource
FuseSource is the leader in open source integration and messaging, and offers tested, integrated and certified distributions of Apache projects. The FuseSource products are fully supported by the people who build and influence the projects to combine the speed and innovation of open source software with the reliability and expertise of commercially provided enterprise services.
FuseSource combines enterprise-ready software with training, consulting and subscriptions for all phases of adoption of SOA and cloud environment integration projects. Hundreds of large enterprises worldwide rely on open source FuseSource solutions to deploy and manage integration and messaging infrastructure at a fraction of the cost of traditional commercial solutions and without risk of vendor lock-in.
FUSESOURCE COMMUNITY DAY
FuseSource will host the FuseSource Community Day at the Skills Matter eXchange on the 10th October 2011.
Last year's speakers included CERN and GE Energy and this year's speakers will be just as exciting. A full agenda will be released closer to the event but expect to see the following great topics covered during the day:
Enterprise Integration: Patterns and Deployments with ActiveMQ
Enterprise Integration: Patterns with Apache Camel and Fuse IDE
Several Customer Case Studies
Tips for developing OSGi applications in Karaf, the base container for ServiceMix
FuseSource Roadmap
Running and managing Fuse with Fabric and FON
Plus other exciting topics
Registration is free: Register Here.
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ClojureX Drinks
ClojureX Drinks at the Crown Tavern - to discuss and share some more Clojure topics!
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The Language of the System
Featuring Rich Hickey
Most software systems are not single processes written in a single programming language. Instead, systems are composed of a suite of processes, often written by separate parties. Even when every process is written in the same language, there is another language present, emerging from the...
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Impromptu Rich Hickey Lightning Talk
Featuring Rich Hickey
A welcome surprise to proceeding as Rich Hickey gives a lightning talk before his closing keynote at the Clojure eXchange.
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Building Musical Performance Systems in Clojure
Featuring Nick Rothwell
A presentation of some tools written in Clojure for making music software (conventional products like Ableton Live, or live coding environments like Overtone) more amenable to live performance.
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The Persistent Data Structure Menagerie
Featuring Philip Potter
This talk will go through every persistent data structure in clojure's core language, describe the implementation of each, and use examples to show the efficiency gains which are being made over naive copy-on-write immutable data structures.
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Building a Clojure Google+ Client Library
Featuring Ian Barber
Ian Barber will cover how Google has built a discoverable, flexible API system with the aim of making it easy to build powerful client libraries for each product that is added to the ecosystem.
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Playing Nice
Featuring David Humphreys
David James Humphreys will cover practical methods for introducing Clojure to your projects. Some tips and tricks for playing nice with other technologies to help introduce Clojure into your current and future projects.
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Reviving the uSwitch Back Office with Clojure
Featuring Ryan Greenhall
A revolution is underway at Uswitch, the UKs leading energy comparison website. We will share our experience of using Clojure to completely replace the existing monolithic back office system with an eco-system of smaller, focussed Clojure applications throughout 2012.
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API design with protocols – techniques, trade-offs
Featuring Meikel Brandmeyer
Protocols (and multimethods for that matter) are a means to define APIs which are open to extension to types not anticipated during development of the API providing library. However things are not as trivial as “just use it.” Careful consideration has to be done. This talk will provide some...
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ClojureScript all the way down
Featuring Bodil Stokke
Node.js is really hip these days. Of course, a barrier to adoption for any sensible programmer is the fact that while the opportunities it provides for network programming are shiny and brilliant, it expects you to write your code in Javascript, a language born with so many design flaws it makes...
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