June has been a busy month for mobile, primarily because of Apple’s launch of iOS4 and the new iPhone (antenna woes and all). However, presenting an update on that would be too easy; here are a few things you might have missed in all the hubbub. CNET reported that merely weeks after Microsoft launch of Kin, they would be stopping development, and focusing on Windows Phone 7. 1 Android released 2.2 to developers with the notable additions being: Improved performance…
Maven is a build tool. I like Maven because it supports dependency management, consistent builds and a modular code base. But if you are just using Maven without using Nexus, Hudson, Sonar you are really missing out on a lot of goodness. Nexus is a Maven repository manager, Hudson is a CI server, and Sonar is a code metrics server. All three share some commons attributes: They are web-based server applications They have an open source license They are easy…
We are excited to announce the following courses on our schedule between now and August. Registration can be performed online by following the links below. In addition to these course offerings, we can provide private, on-or-offsite training for your developers. Introduction to Maven (SonaType’s Maven 101 course) – a great introduction to Maven, this course details how to build single-project and multi-project maven-based applications. We discuss how to diagnose and fix dependency problems, configuring plugins, and many other topics. Maven…
Coming to the end of our video recaps from our conference. I have had a bit of trouble with uploading from iMovie to YouTube, two of my interviews may be lost. This one is with Oleg Zhirakousky, from Springsource. He discusses Spring and SOA.
Coming to the end of the talks that need to be posted. I am hoping to make my self-imposed deadline of finishing up by the end of the weekend. This latest one is by Chariot’s own, Gordon Dickens. Gordon gave a talk on Spring Roo, a newer tool in the Spring Framework set.
Mark Fisher, a perennial speaker at Philly ETE, gives his recap on his talk. More recaps are on their way once I solve my problem uploading to YouTube from iMovie!
Of course if I had titled this talk, I would have used some other way to describe failure happening.
Hoping to get the rest of this videos up before the end of this weekend! This is much more time intensive than I imagined. Anyway, I will stop complaining. Toby DiPasquale was surprised that his room was packed for his talk on Cassandra. Our other NoSql speaker, Geir Magnusson, also had a full room. This is an area we will continue to emphasize in next year’s lineup.
Our last spot in our schedule was filled by one of our new speakers, Molly Holzschlag. Thanks to Andrea Wright for letting us know about Molly. It is not often we hear the room erupt in applause at the end of the speaker’s talk.
I received some assistance in my attempt to videotape our speakers, from Ahsen Jaffer. Ahsen handled the Agile “room”. He was also instrumental in helping us book the Agile track. Here is his interview with Linda Rising with a recap of her talk – Deception and Estimation – How We Fool Ourselves. It was an absolute pleasure meeting Linda. I heard great reviews on this talk.
