November OJUG Meeting - Nov 13th!
Due to the upcoming holidays, we are once again this year moving up the
OJUG meetings by a week for both November and December.
So, it is time again for a fabutastic Omaha Java Users Group meeting!
Our speaker this month is none other than Groovy Eclipse Plugin Lead, Scott Hickey!
Scott will be giving us an updated look into the Groovy Eclipse Plugin.
Please Note: this month we are moving the presentation up to 6:00pm.
===> PLEASE RSVP to Matt Secoske
(send an email to secoskem@gmail.com)
Date:
Tuesday, October 16th
- Food / Open forum starting at 5:30PM
- Presentations to start at 6:00PM
Location:
Gallup Riverfront Campus
1001 Gallup Dr, Omaha, NE
(402) 951-2003 [ map]
Updated: July b 2007 Meeting
Paul Heaberlin will be giving us an overview of Eclipse 3.3 (Europa)
Blaine refactors some more
A few other TBA speakers as well….
Update: The correct date is July 17th. See everyone there!
March 20, 2007 OJUG.org meeting
5:30 pm Food and Networking
6:30 pm Talks begin
This months talks are:
- Introduction to Spring by Matt Secoske
- Spring MVC and Web Flow by Nick Larson
Please RSVP to Matt Secoske. RSVPs are very nice but not essential to come. It’s ok to come to only part of the meeting. The meeting has no cost and is held at Gallup’s Omaha campus at 1001 Gallup Dr, Omaha, NE.
Hope to see you there!
February 20, 2007 OJUG.org Meeting
Here is the tentative schedule:
5:30 - Food + Networking
6:45 - OJUG Business Announcements
7:00 - Scott Davis
Location:
Gallup Riverfront Campus
1001 Gallup Dr, Omaha, NE
(402) 951-2003 [ map]
Presentation #1: Easing into Agile
“How do you get started with an Agile development methodology? Everyone
has been talking about eXtreme Programming for years, but how do you get
it introduced to your team? Many times, you’re not simply transitioning
from from one methodology to another — you’re introducing a methodology
for the first time. Adding structure to a previously unstructured
endeavor. Adding a touch of discipline where programmers once roamed free.”
Presentation #2: Real World Grails
“Scott Davis is the Editor in Chief of aboutGroovy.com. The website, in
addition to being, umm, about Groovy, is implemented in Grails. This
talk shows you how to get started with Grails, but also talks about the
experience of using it in a live, production web site.
Grails is a web framework that maximizes the strengths of familiar Java
libraries — Spring, Hibernate, and Sitemesh, to name a few — while
minimizing the XML jockeying it usually takes to get them all to play
nicely with one another. It brings “Convention over Configuration” to
Java. It uses Groovy as the language to glue the pieces together, which
means that experienced JEE developers can learn Groovy in the context of
libraries that they are already familiar with.
Grails includes a web server, a database, and all of the libraries
necessary for a full-fledged web application. It will even generate a
directory structure and scaffold common classes (Controllers, Views,
etc.). It is no exaggeration to say that you will have your first
application up and running in minutes. But Grails is more than about a
quick start. In this talk, we’ll look at ways to move beyond the default
configurations. We’ll deploy a Grails app to an external Tomcat instance
instead of the included Jetty server. We’ll move from the default HSQLDB
database to MySQL. We’ll include external JARs to bring new
functionality to the mix.”
Experimental and optional upcoming.org event listing: http://upcoming.org/event/141960/
More links:
NoFluffJustStuff Omaha Conference: http://nofluffjuststuff.com/show_view.jsp?showId=79
Scott’s Speaker Bio - http://nofluffjuststuff.com/speaker_view.jsp?speakerId=18
SpringFramework.org SIG Meets 2/13/2007 at 6:30pm
For more details on the first, and perhaps only SpringFramework.org SIG meeting, please visit the event’s page: http://upcoming.org/event/147342/



