Tuesday July 19th - Reflection
This month at the OJUG Brian Lee will be presenting on Reflection. Reflection is an incredibly powerful tool in Java that we can use to write more elegant and concise code.
Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Drive
Tuesday, June 21st, Java Transaction API - Different Location
***Due to baseball and flood conditions we will be meeting at an alternate location, see below for details.***
This month we are going to hear from Ryan Hochstetler, a Senior Engineer at Raytheon on the Java Transaction API.
JTA is a technology that is so ubiquitous to EE development that a deeper understanding would benefit most Java developers.
This month we will be meeting at PKI in room 267 and Tek Systems will be providing food.
I hope to see you there.
Location:
Peter Kiewit Institue Room 267
1110 South 67th St ( Map: http://bit.ly/l4xWa6 )
Agenda:
5:30 Networking
6:00 Food - Courtesy of TekSystems
6:30 Presentation
Tuesday May 17th, Architecture and Design Discussion
Rather than having a single presenter this evening we will be having a discussion about what makes for good Architecture and Design. Since this is a topic I think we all have an opinion on, it should be a very lively discussion.
As usual Gallup will be hosting and Tek Systems will be providing dinner for us all.
Hope to see you there.
Location:
Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Drive
Agenda:
5:30 Networking
6:00 Food - Courtesy of TekSystems
6:30 Presentation
Tuesday April 19th, Java Code Generation ( that doesn’t suck )
This month at the OJUG Stephen Haberman will be presenting on java code generation. Stuff like generating real .java files by running a command line (like joist), hooking this up in Eclipse to happen automatically (likegwt-mpv), or using Eclipse APT to do generation on-save based on annotations (like bindgen), or finally hacking the compiler itself to do AST manipulations (like projectlombok).
tuesday, march 15th - Google Web Toolkit
Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Drive



