BOFs

Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) sessions are smaller and more informal than technical and business sessions. They are typically led by one or two speakers and are held in the evenings. Some BOFs may open with a short presentation followed by a question-and-answer section, while others take the form of open, "round-table" discussions about particular topics of interest to the Java technology developer community.

Schedule Day 1 - December 8th Day 2 - December 9th Day 3 - December 10th Day 4 - December 11th

BOF Sessions Atmosphere Bringing Designers and Developers Together with JavaFX and Project Nile Building converged VoIP+Web applications Building dynamic web applications with Comet Dojo Users and Developers meeting Duchess, Ladies in Java Dynamic deployment and scalability for the cloud Effective code reviews in agile teams European JUG Gathering Examination timetabling with Drools Solver Extreme Event Processing in Java Fan on the JVM Felix and More Fleegix.js JavaScript Toolkit Generating dynamic web applications using DSL and GWT Getting to Grips With Mule GRAILS Innovate without constraints, integrate without pain in your IT Griffon Re-imaging Desktop Java Technology Grizzly Servlet Container Hibernate BOF Introduction in TOGAF 9 Java Tuning Puzzlers Java User Group BOF JavaFX Futures JavaFX Meet the Experts JBoss Application Server 5 JDK7 Update and Java SE 7 JSF2 and Beyond Maven3 BOF Meet JSR Spec. Leads Meet the jBPM Team No more loops with lambdaj NoSQL with Cassandra and Hadoop Parleys.com for JUGs (and others) Parleys.com, get your space and get involved Play framework in practice Pluggable type checkers and type qualifiers Running Hibernate and Seam on GlassFish v2 Scala Enthusiasts Scaling Hibernate - tips, recipes and new perspectives Seam, Web Beans and JBoss Tools Selecting web technologies Spring Rich Client SwingLabs - further developent SwingX - Alive and Kicking The magic of JXLayer component The Modular Java Platform & Project Jigsaw The Modular Java Platform and Project JigSaw Three years retrospect of Scrum Tune This

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