Tag Archives: springone 2009

SpringOne 2009: Grails for Spring Developers

GrailsDisclaimer: This entry has been written while listening to the talk. Please forgive me any typographical or grammatical errors resulting from this approach.

Last day ofSpringOne 2009 – Graeme Roche will talk about how the Grails framework leverages Spring in order to increase developer productivity. Graeme is the founder of the Grails project and Spring lead for Grails.


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SpringOne 2009: The side talks…

bulbThe most interesting thing about conferences (besides having the chance to hear about something you simply missed while being distracted by your normal daily workload) is that you can meet all kind of interesting people. Well, actually you can all kind of people and some are more interesting than others. But if you manage to identify the particularly interesting people and get to talk to them about your and their interests, this really can widen your horizon (not really surprising, but I need to remind myself of that every once in a while when I sit in a particularly boring or uninspired talk). Yesterday night we explored Amsterdam and actually had a very interesting discussion about what we perceive to be major problems of the software engineering discipline as a whole – not with someone new we met but with a good old acquaintance we hadn’t met for some time. The night ended after 2pm in the morning but the resulting 5 hours of sleep were a tiny price to be paid for the great evening – both intellectually and socially. Thanks, Nils! So what did we discuss…?


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SpringOne 2009: Spring Batch 2.0 Overview

A batch...Disclaimer: This entry has been written while listening to the talk. Please forgive me any typographical or grammatical errors resulting from this approach.

Next we are up to an overview about the new features in Spring Batch 2.0 by Lucas Ward.


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SpringOne 2009: Case study – European Patent Office

European Patent OfficeDisclaimer: This entry has been written while listening to the talk. Please forgive me any typographical or grammatical errors resulting from this approach.

Roland Nelson and Pearse Coulter are going to talk about the European Patent Office (EPO) used Spring in oder to implement an extremely high-volume web based offering.


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SpringOne 2009: Time-to-live

A friendly duck - though not made of plush like Adrians.Disclaimer: This entry has been written while listening to the talk. Please forgive me any typographical or grammatical errors resulting from this approach.

Adrian Colyer will concern himself in todays keynote with the question about how to shorten the time between feature request and feature rollout to production. Basically he will relate to the concepts of learn software development.


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SpringOne 2009: Spring Framework 3.0

SpringDisclaimer: This entry has been written while listening to the talk and writing package documentation for a QuinScape project. Please forgive me any typographical or grammatical errors resulting from this approach.

Jürgen Höller is going to provide an overview about the most important changes that are going to be expected in Spring Framework 3.0. Jürgen intends to focus on the core framework.


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SpringOne 2009: Rod Johnson Keynote

Rod JohnsonDisclaimer: This text has been written during the presentation please forgive me any grammatical and typographical mistakes.

Due to the even more limited Wifi available at SpringOne (compared to the hideous Wifi support at JAX last week) I’ll limit myself to repeating Rods key messages:

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