Java Meetup tonight: Clickframes
by Steven Boscarine
Hello All,
My colleague Vineet Manohar will be giving a presentation on our open
source code generator framework, Clickframes (http://www.clickframes.org/).
http://java.meetup.com/10/calendar/12422436/
The meeting will be held on Microsoft's Kendall Square Campus at
6:30PM. Pizza and soda are usually provided at these things.
I am personally working with our team on the yet unreleased Java EE 6
web profile plugin that will generate JSF2, Weld/CDI/EJB3.1 service
layer, JPA starter code, and Arquillian and Selenium tests.
Thanks,
Steven
14 years, 2 months
Fwd: Last Chance NEJUG registration reminder: JavaScript Beyond the Basics
by Steven Boscarine
Most of you guys are probably on the NEJUG list and already got this
message. There is a JavaScript NEJUG meeting tomorrow.
I've personally registered, but may balk if the weather is too hairy or
I get a bad case of the lazies.
I'm more of a "back-end" guy, but I guess it's always good to know your
way around the front (of the stack!).
BTW, if you missed it, Bill Burke gave a great presentation on REST and
RESTEasy last night. Good job, Bill!
One warning, if Jesper says "feet," he really means meters :) However,
everyone I talked to had fun at the bar last night....a very successful
inaugural meeting. Can't wait for the next one.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Last Chance NEJUG registration reminder: JavaScript Beyond the
Basics - TRY OUR BOOK EXCHANGE THIS WEEK!
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 03:57:42 -0500
From: nejug(a)nejug.org <nejug(a)nejug.org>
To: Boscarine, Steven <Steven.Boscarine(a)childrens.harvard.edu>
Steven,
*MEETING THIS THURSDAY:*
Just a quick reminder that this Thursday is our monthly NEJUG meeting
night. Our presentation will be *JavaScript Beyond the Basics* which
will be presented by *Nathaniel Schutta*. The meeting will take place at
*Sun Microsystems
<http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=45+Network+Dr,+Burlingto...>
*. As always the doors will open at 5pm for networking. Pizza should
arrive by 5:30pm, and the presentation will start at 6pm.
At the meeting we will also have for raffle books provide by some of our
sponsors. In addition, Jetbrains will raffle off a IntelliJ license
and there will also be a conference pass for raffle to the NFJS
conference in March.
*REGISTRATION:*
Register *now* to reserve your seat
<http://www.nejug.org/registrations/registerValidate?nextMeeting=107>
*THE MAIN EVENT:*
Presentation Overview:
JavaScript is one of the most widely used languages around and yet its
also one of the most misunderstood. With Ajaxified UIs becoming the
norm, this humble language is once again at the forefront. In this talk,
we'll go beyond the basics of JavaScript delving into the mysteries of
prototype inheritance, objects, language edge cases and the importance
of testing.
About our speaker:
Nathaniel T. Schutta is a senior software engineer focussed on making
usable applications. A proponent of polyglot programming, Nate has
written two books on Ajax and speaks regularly at various No Fluff Just
Stuff symposia, universities, and Java user groups. In addition to his
day job, Nate is an adjunct professor at the University of Minnesota
where he teaches students to embrace dynamic languages.
Look forward to seeing you this Thursday.
Mark Johnson
President, NEJUG
email:mark.f.johnson@cgi.com
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<http://www.nejug.org/membership/unregisterForMailings?z=6671> from
future NEJUG mailings. /
14 years, 2 months
Children's Hospital Boston - Networking Event for Developers!
by Morgan, Angella
Good Morning All,
We are hosting an IT Networking Event targeted for Java and .NET developers in March and would love to extend the opportunity to your group. Please review the following invitation for instructions on how to register for the event. We hope to see you there!
DO BIG THINGS
...IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH.
Some exciting things are on the horizon for IT professionals at Children's Hospital Boston.
New positions are becoming available on our Children's IT team and we are kicking it off with a special March IT Event.
We will be discussing all the details of these new opportunities. You will also get a chance to hear speakers from Children's Hospital Boston discussing exciting projects taking place at the hospital.
Qualified candidates will have experience developing applications in Java and .NET.
To register, simply go to www.childrenshopsital.jobs and upload your resume to Req. #21038
*Due to limited capacity, qualified candidates will be contacted by special invitation. Candidates not selected to attend the IT Networking Event will also be considered for job opportunities within Children's Hospital Boston!
childrenshospital.jobs
We are an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
Angella Morgan
Human Resources Department
Childrens Hospital Boston
617-919-4788 (external)
4-4788 (internal)
angella.morgan(a)childrens.harvard.edu<mailto:angella.morgan@childrens.harvard.edu>
14 years, 2 months
Is anyone interested in drinks after Bill Burke's RESTEasy User Group presentation on Feb 8?
by Steven Boscarine
Hello All,
I am excited that JBoss has started a Boston Users Group and can't wait
to see Bill Burke's presentation.
How do you all feel about getting a drink after the meeting? The Boston
Java Meetup group used to meet at the Asgard after meetings for a beer
and it was a great tradition. I got to know a lot of community members
through the post-meetup Asgard meetings.
The next question is where. I don't know that part of town too well, so
I cannot provide suggestions beyond a yelp query.
Jesper suggested The Dugout
(http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-dugout-boston). It certainly works for me,
but I think we're open to suggestions for alternatives if people know of
better places.
Thanks,
Steven
14 years, 2 months
*Reminder* - RESTEasy and REST-* (Feb 9th, 2010 @ 6 PM)
by Jesper Pedersen
Hi all,
A friendly reminder about our meeting next week:
RESTEasy & REST-*
by Bill Burke, JBoss by Red Hat
Date: February 9th, 2010 @ 6 PM
Location:
Boston University
111 Cummington St
Boston, MA 02215
MCS 135 (Math and Computer Science Building)
1st floor
Abstract:
Bill will provide a short introduction to REST along with an explanation of
the JAX-RS specification and how you can build RESTful web services with it.
He will then get into how REST intersects with middleware services like
messaging, transactions, and workflow and give a brief introduction to some of
the specifications being produced at the REST-* (rest-star.org) initiative Red
Hat is driving.
Agenda:
6.00 PM - 6.20 PM: Meetup + Pizza
6.20 PM - 6.30 PM: Welcome + Announcements
6.30 PM - 7.20 PM: RESTEasy
7.20 PM - 7.30 PM: Break
7.30 PM - 8.20 PM: REST-*
8.20 PM - 8.30 PM: Q&A
8.30 PM - 9.00 PM: Networking
Remember to sign up on the meeting homepage at:
http://community.jboss.org/wiki/BostonJBossUserGroup-RESTEasy
Looking forward to seeing you all !
Best regards,
Jesper
14 years, 2 months