Devoxx, the show formerly known as JavaPolis is coming up soon and while I was preparing for my talks I started browsing the full program and saw it is going to be great for anyone interested in Hibernate, Seam, JBoss Tools, JBoss AS and other JBoss technologies.
The list below is what I could find by browsing the program and it is a mix of JBoss and non-JBoss speakers. There is so many that I'm just going to list them and let the titles speak for them self:
Hibernate
Kickstart JPA/JPA in Practice by Max Rydahl Andersen and Alexander Snaps
Scaling Hibernate: tips, recipes and new perspectives BOF by Emmanuel Bernard and Max Rydahl Andersen.
A successful search, a happy user: make it happen! by Emmanuel Bernard
Envers - Easy Entity Versioning by Adam Warski.
Sharding in Hibernate by Andrew Glover.
Hibernate Performance Tuning by Volker Bergmann.
Seam and Web Beans
Introduction to Web Beans by Pete Muir
Seam in Action by Dan Allan
Seam, Web Beans and JBoss Tools BOF by Dan Allan, Pete Muir and Max Rydahl Andersen.
JSF, Ajax, and Seam portlet development with the JBoss Portlet Bridge by Thomas Heute
JBoss Seam and beyond by The RealDolmen and Belgium JBUG quartet.
JBoss Tools & Developer Studio
Editing xml and html with JBoss Visual Page Editor by Max Rydahl Andersen
Making full use of Hibernate Tools by Max Rydahl Andersen
Others
JBoss Application Server 5 by Dimitris Andreadis and Ales Justin
Declarative programming with Rules, Workflow and Event Processing by Mark Proctor and Kris Verlaenen
Profiler, the better debugger by Heiko Rupp
Systems management with project RHQ by Heiko Rupp
The JBoss SOA Platform by Mark Little
Mobicents Sip Servlets - Telco applications in Java by Vladimir Ralev
If I missed any, let me know ;)
Besides the above list I found that the program otherwise is looking really interesting this year - i'm looking forward to visit Antwerp again.
See you there.
nice roundup of the JBoss talks!
It would be even better if people could say how "advanced" are going to be these talks;
I've used most of the products shown here, would love to hear new tips (and greet you all), but wouldn't like to miss other interesting talks for a very easy introduction: better to meet after in that case.
Hi Sanne,
The best you can do is read the abstracts which gives the best idea on what they will touch upon.
See you there ;)
/max
--max
I forgot to state that I can say that that the ones i'm listed at I expect the content to be intermediate/advanced. The two tool talks will have a biref introduction but then deep dive for the remaining time. The BOF's is whatever the crowd makes it - so show up and grill us.
--max