4:08 p.m.
Hey,
I tried to put up an abstract for Java2Days conference. Great thanks to
Koen, who sent me four proposals. So I compiled something out of them (with
much reuse). I tried to make it as a trailer of a Hollywood blockbuster
movie, but I didn't succeed much. :-(
Anyway here it is:
*Last year Lincoln Baxter III showed the Bulgarian Java community the power
of Forge. *
*
*
*Remember, it’s a lean and versatile environment entirely written in Java,
fully using the power of CDI and offering you the possibility to
incrementally build up new functionality into your application. You can
easily setup persistence, enable RESTful web services or even create a full
JSF application in a breeze. And this can even be done on the command line.*
*
*
*But, OK, what if your task at hand cannot be fulfilled by the current
Forge functionalities? What if the broad set of plugins does not cover your
requirements? Not to worry! Forge has innate ability for integrating and
creating new functionalities. We will show you exactly how to create your
own plugin and we will give you detailed explanation on the most relevant
APIs that you could use for that purpose. *
*
*
*Finally, Forge can also be integrated in graphical IDE's opening up all
its power to users of common platforms such as Eclipse.*
*
*
*Come to this session if you want to see this powerful tool live in action!*
What do you think? Our idea was to stress more on plugin development and on
Eclipse integration with a short refresh in the beginning.
Cheers,
Ivan
4:16 p.m.
Awesome ! You could create a plugin based on koen's speech (hibernate envers).
In my last speech about forge I created a plugin to deprecate methods and classes: check
it out in http://github.com/gastaldi/talks if it helps.
Keep on Forging in the free world :)
Em 10/09/2012, às 18:10, "Ivan St. Ivanov" <ivan.st.ivanov(a)gmail.com>
escreveu:
Hey,
I tried to put up an abstract for Java2Days conference. Great thanks to Koen, who sent me
four proposals. So I compiled something out of them (with much reuse). I tried to make it
as a trailer of a Hollywood blockbuster movie, but I didn't succeed much. :-(
Anyway here it is:
Last year Lincoln Baxter III showed the Bulgarian Java community the power of Forge.
Remember, it’s a lean and versatile environment entirely written in Java, fully using the
power of CDI and offering you the possibility to incrementally build up new functionality
into your application. You can easily setup persistence, enable RESTful web services or
even create a full JSF application in a breeze. And this can even be done on the command
line.
But, OK, what if your task at hand cannot be fulfilled by the current Forge
functionalities? What if the broad set of plugins does not cover your requirements? Not to
worry! Forge has innate ability for integrating and creating new functionalities. We will
show you exactly how to create your own plugin and we will give you detailed explanation
on the most relevant APIs that you could use for that purpose.
Finally, Forge can also be integrated in graphical IDE's opening up all its power to
users of common platforms such as Eclipse.
Come to this session if you want to see this powerful tool live in action!
What do you think? Our idea was to stress more on plugin development and on Eclipse
integration with a short refresh in the beginning.
Cheers,
Ivan
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4:32 p.m.
Thanks George,
We thought with Koen to first create the abstract and only then think of
the details.
Now I'm expecting some native speakers' remarks. Although the abstract will
be reviewed by Bulgarians ;-)
Cheers,
Ivan
P.S. George, do you know what is your president's origin ;-)
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 12:16 AM, George Gastaldi <ggastald(a)redhat.com>wrote:
Awesome ! You could create a plugin based on koen's speech
(hibernate
envers).
In my last speech about forge I created a plugin to deprecate methods and
classes: check it out in http://github.com/gastaldi/talks if it helps.
Keep on Forging in the free world :)
Em 10/09/2012, às 18:10, "Ivan St. Ivanov" <ivan.st.ivanov(a)gmail.com>
escreveu:
Hey,
I tried to put up an abstract for Java2Days conference. Great thanks to
Koen, who sent me four proposals. So I compiled something out of them (with
much reuse). I tried to make it as a trailer of a Hollywood blockbuster
movie, but I didn't succeed much. :-(
Anyway here it is:
*Last year Lincoln Baxter III showed the Bulgarian Java community the
power of Forge. *
*
*
*Remember, it’s a lean and versatile environment entirely written in
Java, fully using the power of CDI and offering you the possibility to
incrementally build up new functionality into your application. You can
easily setup persistence, enable RESTful web services or even create a full
JSF application in a breeze. And this can even be done on the command line.
*
*
*
*But, OK, what if your task at hand cannot be fulfilled by the current
Forge functionalities? What if the broad set of plugins does not cover your
requirements? Not to worry! Forge has innate ability for integrating and
creating new functionalities. We will show you exactly how to create your
own plugin and we will give you detailed explanation on the most relevant
APIs that you could use for that purpose. *
*
*
*Finally, Forge can also be integrated in graphical IDE's opening up all
its power to users of common platforms such as Eclipse.*
*
*
*Come to this session if you want to see this powerful tool live in
action!*
What do you think? Our idea was to stress more on plugin development and
on Eclipse integration with a short refresh in the beginning.
Cheers,
Ivan
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