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.
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JUDCon
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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 JUDCon2012:Boston (6/25 - 6/26) Read the recaps of past events. JUDCon2012:India |
Workshops
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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
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JBoss has been a long supporter of the JavaOne conference. Read the recaps of the past events. The Archive |
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Blogs about JBoss attended events
- Participating at Miralce Open World 2012
- Feb 22, 2012 1:46 PM by Mircea Markus
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I'll be presenting at this year's Miralce Open World with a talk on how Radargun is used for measuring Infinispan's performance. I think the topic is interesting for anyone that needs to prototype applications built using in-memory datagrids such as infinispan.
So if you are around and you are interested in this topic, or just want to say hi, then look for the guy with the Infinispan t-shirt (and my name on the badge)!
Cheers,
Mircea
- Small Fosdem 2012 review
- Feb 12, 2012 2:22 PM by Heiko Rupp
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On the weekend of Feb 4th, 2012 the European (and not only) Free and Open source community met in Brussels, Belgium for FOSDEM (Free and Open Source Developers Meeting).
The following video gives an impression on what FOSDEM is like - and I was only able to capture a tiny part of it.
(original size is 960x540 )
I only arrived on Saturday at around noon via train. Stuttgart to Cologne was via ICE and from Cologne on I took the Thalys where I had the luck to get a a first class ticket for the price of a regular 2nd class one; the ticket included free WiFi and free breakfast with croissants, sandwiches and beverages.
I gave a talk on RHQ "Recent and future developments". In the presentation I talked about what we have achieved recently and where we may perhaps go in the future.
(original size is 960x540 , here are slides as pdf )
As I had the camera with me, I also recorded a few other talks
I was lucky to meet with some of the JBoss colleagues, but was not able to make it to the virt sessions and to meet more of the various Red Hat people that were there. Fortunately some of the talks were recorded by the FOSDEM crew and will hopefully be online soon.
FOSDEM is for sure a conference to go to -- and not only because entrance is free and there is beer sold all over the place :)
- Video & Slides From TorqueBox at ATL JBUG
- Feb 7, 2012 10:45 AM by Ben Browning
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On Tuesday, Jan 31st I presented TorqueBox to the Atlanta JBoss User Group in a talk titled, "When Two Worlds Collide: Java and Ruby in the Enterprise". There was a good turnout with a few members of the Atlanta Ruby User Group showing up as well.
In case you missed it, we have three ways you can consume the presentation. The audio on the Ustream recording is a bit quiet so turn your speakers all the way up or watch the screen capture instead.
Screen Capture With Audio and Captioned Questions
Ustream Live Recording
Slides Only
- JUDCon 2012, Bangalore - Photos and presentations uploaded
- Feb 6, 2012 2:27 AM by Jaikiran
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The photos and the presentations of JUDCon 2012 which was held in Bangalore have been uploaded. You can get the photos from here and the presentations from here. The videos will be uploaded soon.
- JUDCon 2012 Boston - Getting your migration on with jBPM Migration Project
- Feb 3, 2012 8:00 AM by Eric D. Schabell
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The call for papers is open, but not official on the website yet. I thought I would submit my sessions before I get snowed under (really, it is below zero here in NL all week, skating on the canals, snow today...). Hope to get accepted and see you all there!
Boston, June 25-26
Getting your migration on with jBPM Migration Project
With the release of jBPM 5 in the Red Hat product JBoss BRMS 5.3 it is time to closely examine your existing legacy jBPM 3 projects for migration. What does the future bring?
This session will take a look at the background of jBPM 3 process projects and present how we plan to help you make the jumpt to jBPM 5. We will provide you with a plan for positioning your existing Enterprise jBPM projects and examine some of the architectural layers involved. We will take a closer look at the tooling being created for this and steps you can take to ensure a smooth transition moving into your jBPM future.
Finally we will demo the existing tooling on an actual existing enterprise jBPM project. This will provide you with a real life scenario to take home as an example for your own BPM projects.
