Greater Wisconsin Software Symposium - Feb. 29 - Mar. 02, 2008

Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:00:00 CST

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the Greater Wisconsin Software Symposium, Feb. 29 - Mar. 02, 2008.

Catch these Featured Sessions

REST - Live!
by Brian Sletten

You've read the articles, the books, the Ph.D. thesis and all of the meta-commentary about building RESTful APIs, but you're still not sure where to begin. This is an interactive session with almost no slides. You should come prepared to pair program with me and everyone else in the room. We will tackle any reasonable suggestions of what might benefit from a RESTful interface. We will generate working code and explore the iterative process by which good REST-oriented APIs are created. Bring your ideas for open source projects that we might want to expose through a resource-oriented model.

Facelets
by David Geary

Facelets is a combination of Tiles and Tapestry, and it's the hottest JSF-related open source project on the planet. It's popularity is well deserved, and in fact, much of what is in Facelets today will make its way into the JSF 2.0 spec due out in 2008. So not only can you come to this session and see some really cool demos that you can put to use in the real world, but you'll also be learning JSF 2.0 before it's even been defined! How's that for a ROI?

10 Tips for Getting Your Project Back on Track
by Jared Richardson

Software projects fail over and over for many of the same reasons. We'll look at some of the more avoidable problems and some solid ways to fix them, or avoid them in the first place.

Greater Wisconsin Software Symposium - Feb. 29 - Mar. 02, 2008

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:00:00 CST

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the Greater Wisconsin Software Symposium, Feb. 29 - Mar. 02, 2008.

Catch these Featured Sessions

REST - Live!
by Brian Sletten

Facelets
by David Geary

10 Tips for Getting Your Project Back on Track
by Jared Richardson

Software projects fail over and over for many of the same reasons. We'll look at some of the more avoidable problems and some solid ways to fix them, or avoid them in the first place.