New England Software Symposium - Sep. 29 - Oct. 01, 2006

Practices of an Agile Developer

Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:22:00 CDT

New England Software Symposium - Session Information

Practices of an Agile Developer
by Venkat Subramaniam

In this session you will learn about practices beyond what well know methodologies prescribe. While we reemphasize some popular practices, we will also discuss other often overlooked, but important practices - practices that contribute to success of projects.

New England Software Symposium - Sep. 29 - Oct. 01, 2006

Thu, 03 Aug 2006 09:00:00 CDT

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the New England Software Symposium, Sep. 29 - Oct. 01, 2006.

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Extreme Swing
by Romain Guy

With MacOS X and the incoming Windows Vista, rich client applications have never looked so attractive. User interfaces are slowly evolving towards appealing 2.5D and 3D worlds. Although this might seem to be a daunting task, Java offers all the tools you need to let you easily create slick and modern GUI.

Introducing the Eclipse Rich Client Platform
by Scott Delap

Rich client application development using Java can be intimidating giving the vast flexibility in application design and structure. It also can be frustrating to create the large number of support services (persistence, menus, event and job frameworks) that a large scale rich client applications needs. The Eclipse Rich Client Platform is one project attempting to solve these issues by providing a core infrastructure that not only provides the day to day services a rich client application developer needs, but also providing a suggested path to guide you down the road of designing your application. This presentation introduces both the Eclipse RCP and the tools provided by the Eclipse IDE that assist developers in writing RCP apps.

Spring/Hibernate Integration
by Scott Leberknight

Hibernate is a very popular Java transparent persistence framework, but you often need to create additional infrastructure to manage sessions, transactions, and lazy-loading in a clean and elegant manner.

New England Software Symposium - Sep. 29 - Oct. 01, 2006

Wed, 19 Jul 2006 15:00:00 CDT

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the New England Software Symposium, Sep. 29 - Oct. 01, 2006.

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Introduction to TestNG, the next generation testing framework for developers
by Andrew Glover

No one will argue the positive affects JUnit has had on the quality of thousands of Java applications around the world. JUnits simplicity and ease of use ushered in a whole new era of code quality; however, as many developers have found, its simplicity has also limited its use. TestNG was designed from the ground up to overcome some of JUnits limitations; moreover, TestNGs features make it a great tool to complement your JUnit tests.

Spring/Hibernate Integration
by Scott Leberknight

Pragmatic Learning
by Andy Hunt

How you learn new technology and acquire new skills is key to your personal success. But how do you learn how to learn? What tricks tips can you use to learn more faster, and retain more of what you learn?