Meetings every 3rd Tuesday at 5:30pm at Gallup in downtown Omaha.

Meeting Tuesday, September 21st 2010 - Startup Weekend Team Presentations

This month’s OJUG we are happy to announce is going to have the two ( possibly three )  teams from Startup Weekend which happened last weekend.  For those of you who are not familiar with Startup Weekend, it is where a group of people get together on a Friday night, gather around some ideas and then by Sunday evening they have to pitch those ideas and demo a working product in competition for a prize.
From this weekend we have two teams lined up:

Team Everpresent
Everpresent, which included people you know like Scott Hickey and Matt Heller built an application for tracking the events that happen in your children’s lives and creating an easy way to store and track that information.  The product consisted of two parts, the first is a website that runs on Google App Engine and the second is an Android app that syncs with the server and sends notes and photos to Google App Engine for storage.  So expect to hear some good content on Android, Google App Engine, and how to get them to talk to each other.

Team Call Spinner
Call Spinner is a really neat web based application that you don’t need the internet to use.  The best description is that it’s like ChatRoulette but for phones.  It’s a PHP/MySql app that make use of Twilio.  Twilio is a very cool could based phone and SMS service that literally lets you send and receive phone calls and text messages via a web service.  I’m very excited to see this presentation.

Keepum
The Twitter search system limits how far back in time it will return results for.  Keepum is a service that will allow you store and archive tweets for you and it manages and organizes them in a neat and intuitive way.  Keepum is a Grails application that makes use of the OAuth that Twitter recently standardized on.

Look forward to seeing you all there.

Location:
Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Drive

Agenda:
5:30 Food and Networking - Courtesy of TekSystems
6:00 Presentations

We look forward to seeing you there.

September 14, 2010 | Filed Under Java, Meetings | Leave a Comment 

meeting tue mar 16th

This month’s meeting is just open discussion–we’ll kibitz about whatever people are finding interesting, challenging, etc., these days.

Also, thanks to TekSystems who, besides sponsoring pizza as usual, will also be doing a door prize raffle.

It should be fun. Hope to see you there.

Meeting details:

  • Tuesday,  March 16th
  • Food at 5:30pm
  • Open discussion at 6:00pm
  • Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Drive, Omaha, NE

March 15, 2010 | Filed Under Java | Leave a Comment 

No Meeting Tonight (the 15th)

Due to lack of planning and coordination on my part, we won’t have a meeting tonight.

For next month, the plan is to go back to lining up speakers 2-3 months ahead of time, much like I briefly did at the start of the year.

If you have any questions/comments/concerns, feel free to email me.

Thanks.

September 15, 2009 | Filed Under Java | Leave a Comment 

ojug meeting tue july 21st

Tomorrow, the 21st, is our next meeting. This month is Matt Secoske talking about non-relational databases and potentially others filling in as necessary.

  • Tuesday, July 21st
  • Food/discussion at 5:30pm
  • Presentation at 6:00pm
  • Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Dr, Omaha, NE
  • Please RSVP to stephen at exigencecorp dot com

July 20, 2009 | Filed Under Java | Leave a Comment 

ojug meeting tue june 16th

This Tuesday, the 16th, is our next meeting. This month is Ramzi talking about the continuous integration and testing with Hudson.

  • Tuesday, May 16th
  • Food/discussion at 5:30pm
  • Presentation at 6:00pm
  • Gallup Riverfront Campus, 1001 Gallup Dr, Omaha, NE
  • If you want pizza, please RSVP to stephen at exigencecorp dot com

We should also discuss speakers for next quarter–please either propose ideas you’d like to hear about, or would volunteer to speak on either on list or at the next meeting. Even if you’re just curious in a technology, if you speak up and express interest in it, someone who was otherwise staying quiet might say “yeah, I could talk about that”.

June 13, 2009 | Filed Under Java | Leave a Comment 

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