Event Calendar
JBoss community members are spread across the globe. At any given time you can find Lead Developers speaking at conferences, local JBUGs having get-togethers, workshops, and other JBoss related happenings. Check out our Event Calendar to see what is happening in the JBoss community near you.
Go to the Event Calendar.
JUDCon
JBoss User Developer Conferences (JUDCon) are Community events centered around deep project dives lead by the core developers and heavy hitters from the Community.
Upcoming JUDCon events
JUDCon2013:Brazil
JUDCon2013:UnitedStates (Boston)
Read the recaps of past events.
JUDCon2013:India
JUDCon2012:China
JUDCon2012:Boston
JUDCon2012:India
JUDCon2011:London
JUDCon2011:Boston
JUDCon2010:Berlin
JUDCon2010:Boston
Workshops
These one day workshops are presented in a classroom environment. Each is focused on an individual project allowing for an excellent opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the inner workings.
Check out the Workshop Schedule.
JavaOne
JBoss has been a long supporter of the JavaOne conference. JBoss will be at JavaOne 2012. Read the recaps of the past events.
The Archive
JBoss at JavaOne 2011
JBoss at JavaOne 2010
JBoss at JavaOne 2009
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JBoss at Community Events
Blogs about JBoss attended events
- Singapore JBUG gets a JBoss BRMS Primer
- May 23, 2013 2:09 AM by Eric D. Schabell
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I was invited to speak last night at the JBoss User Group (JBUG) in Singapore. It was to be a session that was both informative and interactive with hands on demo projects based on my Customer Evaluation and Rewards demo projects.
The crowd was a mix of students, enterprise developers, and even a few customers. I covered the basics around JBoss BRMS, explaining both Rules and BPM aspects. After this we did a hands on installation, both on Unix and Windows based machines, of the Customer Evaluation demo project. The goal being that attendees would head home with two demos on their personal
machines.
After this the attendees went to work installing the Rewards demo project and were challenged by being able to win one of three free copies of my e-book (OpenShift Primer) by being the fastest to get the demo running. They were gone in less than 5 minutes, so consider the mission accomplished.
Of course there were give aways of t-shirts, rubber balls, and stickers for the laptops. The organization put on a nice Asian buffet and the beer was free flowing during the coding. ;-)
I enjoyed meeting all the new faces and interacting with a few of our JBoss BRMS customers that showed up to chat with me during and after my session.
Thanks guys for the great evening!
- JUDCon United States - talk accepted on OpenShift Primer
- May 17, 2013 5:49 AM by Eric D. Schabell
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This year in Boston, June 9-11 we will be gathering for the JBoss User and Developer Conference (JUDCon) where I will be giving you an OpenShift Primer on Monday, 10 June at 1300 hrs in Track 2.
This will be a unique chance for you to get to meet all the world class developers, project members, and rock stars in a single venue. There will be beers, food, a meet & greet reception, live podcast recording, and plenty of laughs. You really do not want to miss this event.
I will also be giving away a few copies of codes to download the book, so if you are around, be sure to attend this session.
OpenShift Primer - get your JBoss into the Cloud
Ever wondered about the new Cloud offerings out there? What is a PaaS? What is this thing called OpenShift?
Whether your business is running on applications based on Java EE6, PHP or Ruby, the cloud is turning out to be the perfect environment for developing your business. There are plenty of clouds and platform-as-a-services to choose from, but where to start? Join us for an action-packed hour of power where we'll show you how to deploy your existing application written in the language of your choice - Java, Ruby, PHP, Perl or Python, with the JBoss project of your choice - jBPM, Ceylon, Switchyard, Drools Planner, Aerogear, GateIn, Drools (Rules / BPM) and more deployed into the OpenShift PaaS in just minutes. All this and without having to rewrite your app to get it to work the way the cloud provider thinks your app should work.
If you want to learn about OpenShift PaaS and see how investing 45 mins of your time can change everything you thought you knew about putting your business applications in the cloud, this session is for you!
(Speaker is author of e-book: OpenShift Primer, will be giving away copies in this session)
- JUDCon United States - talk accepted on becoming a JBoss Rock Star
- May 16, 2013 11:00 AM by Eric D. Schabell
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This year in Boston, June 9-11 we will be gathering for the JBoss User and Developer Conference (JUDCon)
where I will be talking about how you too can be a JBoss Rock Star on Tuesday, 11 June at 1230 hrs in Track 2.
This will be a unique chance for you to get to meet all the world class developers, project members, and rock stars in a single venue. There will be beers, food, a meet & greet reception, live podcast recording, and plenty of laughs. You really do not want to miss this event.
Do you want to be a JBoss Rock Star?
So you have seen the perfect JBoss project for your current development problem. Now what?
You have seen amazing demos done by the core developers of these projects, but you want to create your own awesome demo to convince your friends, team and boss that this is exactly what they need. We can help you to become a local JBoss Rock Star with this session. We will provide you with the tools to setup repeatable demos and provide you with guidelines to allow you to consistently amaze and dazzle. This session will walk through three example integration demonstrations that span multiple JBoss components and are setup from scratch in minutes.
You won't want to miss this session as it is the first step towards a future as a JBoss Rock Star!
- JUDCon United States - talk accepted for JBoss jBPM Migration project
- May 16, 2013 5:37 AM by Eric D. Schabell
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This year in Boston, June 9-11 we will be gathering for the JBoss User and Developer Conference (JUDCon) where I will be talking about the jBPM Migration project on Tuesday, 11 June at 1330 hrs in Track 3.
This will be a unique chance for you to get to meet all the world class developers, project members, and rock stars in a single venue. There will be beers, food, a meet & greet reception, live podcast recording, and plenty of laughs. You really do not want to miss this event.
jBPM Migration - generating your process future
Since its birth in late 2010, the jBPM migration tool project has been marching forward to support the transformation of your jBPM3 processes to the latest versions of jBPM. It has been a journey that covers the support of a vast array of use cases, example enterprise process projects, supports various process designers and has finally been included into the Drools / jBPM project team as an official project.
This session will outline the status of the jBPM migration tooling project. We will take a look at the background of jBPM 3 process projects and detail what is supported right now to get your processes deployed onto the current version of jBPM. We will demo the existing tooling on several real life enterprise jBPM projects and outline our strategy for the various conceptual problems we encountered in moving your process constructs to BPMN2. These examples will provide you with real life scenarios to take home as an example for your own BPM projects.
We will finish up with a demonstration of the jBPM migration tooling running in the Cloud. Each participant will depart this session fully enabled with their very own Cloud deployed jBPM Migration tooling.
- JBUG Scotland
- May 10, 2013 10:04 AM by Mark Little
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I had the pleasure of speaking at the Scotland JBUG earlier this week in Edinburgh. It was a great event and well attended.
I gave a presentation on our roadmaps for various products as well as some of the technical direction. There were a lot of good questions and the presentation should be uploaded soon.


