Archive for April 28th, 2009

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: The industrialization of Java

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

Next I’m going to listen to a talk by Accenture – hopefully not running into some marketing blitz.


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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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