Rocky Mountain Software Symposium - May. 02 - 04, 2008

Mon, 07 Apr 2008 15:00:00 CDT

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the Rocky Mountain Software Symposium, May. 02 - 04, 2008.

Catch these Featured Sessions

Professional Java UI development with the Eclipse RPC
by Brian Sam-Bodden

Learn how to build featured rich applications using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform. The Eclipse platform is an open tools platform, on top of this platform you can build your own applications (which do not need to be IDE like or IDE related). Yet you can enjoy the benefits of working with a mature and featured rich platform that can greatly reduce the amount of time required to create a professional-looking and robust Java UI application.

DSL in Groovy
by Venkat Subramaniam

DSL or Domain Specific Languages focus on a domain or problem at hand. They're expressive, but their restricted scope keeps them simple and small from the user point of view. However, designing them is not easy. In this presentation we will explore the features of Groovy and show how they can be used to create DSLs.

Advanced Web Development With Grails
by Jeff Brown

Grails makes web application development both fun and easy. This session dives beyond the basics to cover advanced details of Grails that bring the really exciting features to your applications.

Rocky Mountain Software Symposium - May. 02 - 04, 2008

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:00:00 CDT

No Fluff Just Stuff is pleased to announce the Rocky Mountain Software Symposium, May. 02 - 04, 2008.

Catch these Featured Sessions

What's Going On? : Complex Event Processing w/ Esper
by Brian Sletten

We write very complicated software, don't we? In our systems, we detect when simple things happen. Customers log in, people buy things, a stock is sold at a particular price, inventory shifts locations... all of these events mean little things, but what about the larger picture? Complex events are particular patterns of simpler events that suggest something deeper is happening. Do you know how you'd discover these bigger picture occurrences? Come hear how the Esper open source software represents a new class of complex event processing (CEP) frameworks that can be added to even high volume, high transaction systems.

Dependency management
by Brian Pontarelli

This talk covers the difficult subject of dependency management and uses the Savant open source framework to illustrate how to tackle some of the more difficult problems of dependency management. During this talk we'll cover the basics of dependency management, software versioning, compatibility, upgrading, and much more.

Spring 2.5 - Spring without XML
by Ken Sipe

Spring 2.5 is brand spanking new, with a number of fantastic features. With growth of large and complex Spring applications which struggle with xml manageability and with the added pressure of Guice and SEAM there is a push for less XML, with solution leaning towards annotations. Spring 2.5 adds to the toolset provided in Spring 2.0 to provide a development environment where XML is greatly reduced... or eliminated if you so choose.