Sunday, October 5, 2008

JAX US
09.00 - 16.00
Groovy for Java developers Dierk König
Intro to JRuby Neal Ford
Building Java Applications with EJB 3.0 and JPA Mike Keith

Monday, October 6, 2008

JAX US
09.00 - 09.30	09.30 - 10.15	10.15 - 10.45	10.45 - 11.00	11.00 - 12.00	12.00 - 13.15	13.15 - 14.15	14.15 - 14.45	14.45 - 15.45	15.45 - 16.15	16.15 - 17.15	17.30 - 18.30	18.30 - 19.30	19.30 - 20.15	20.15 - 22.15
Opening	Portal 2.0: Beyond Widgets and Portlets Brian Chan	Coffee Break		What’s New in EJB 3.1 Mike Keith	Lunch	Squashing bugs with FindBugs Brian Goetz	Coffee Break	Design Patterns for Dynamic Languages Neal Ford	Coffee Break	Java Performance Myths Brian Goetz	Meta-programming JRuby Neal Ford	Expo Reception	Essence & Ceremony Neville Roy Singham, Neal Ford	Ballroom
				Architecture and Scaling Ken Sipe		7 Habits of Highly Effective Developers Ken Sipe		Introduction to Hibernate Search Michael Plöd		The Future of the Web: HTML 5, WebSocket, and Comet John Fallows	Creating Web Applications with HTML 5 WebSockets and SSE Ric Smith
						Social Networks as a Collaboration Tool for the Enterprise Brian Chan		Wiring Hibernate and Spring without knowing Hibernate or Spring Brian Chan		Java Persistence 2.0 -- All the Latest News! Linda DeMichiel	Why JSF is your Best Bet for Web 2.0 Applications Jim Cook
			Intro & Welcome to JSF Track	Demystifying JavaServer Faces Part I Ed Burns		Demystifying JavaServer Faces, Part II Ed Burns		JSF Performance: The Achilles' heel? Sujoe Bose		This is JSF 2.0: All the latest News Ed Burns
			Intro & Welcome to Groovy/Grails Track	Groovy, The Red Pill: Or How to Blow the Mind of a Buttoned-down Java Scott Davis		Writing Domain-Specific Languages with Groovy Guillaume Laforge		Groovy rivals JavaFX Dierk König		Seven Groovy usage patterns for Java developers Dierk König	Real World Grails Scott Davis
			Intro & Welcome to Semantic Web Track	Web of Data Brian Sletten		Bridging the Human and Data Webs Ben Adida		SPARQL: Databases the Web Way David Wood		Introduction to Information Architecture & Ontology Elisa Kendall

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Jax US
09.00 - 09.15	09.15 - 10.15	10.15 - 10.45	10.45 - 11.45	12.00 - 12.45	12.45 - 14.00	14.00 - 15.00	15.00 - 15.30	15.30 - 16.30	16.30 - 17.00	17.00 - 18.00	18.00 - 19.00	19.00 - 19.45
Intro & Welcome to SOA - Quo Vadis? Track	Beyond WSDL, XSD and other pains - the next generation of SOA Clemens Utschig-Utschig	Coffee Break	SOAs Challenges Ken Sipe	Keynote	Lunch	Event-driven Architecture from Ajax-based RIA to the Backend Applications and SOA Suite Khanderao Kand	Coffee Break	Semantic Web Services Khanderao Kand	Coffee Break	Metro - Hello World to .NET 3.0 interoperable Web services Arun Gupta	Expo Reception	Keynote
Intro & Welcome to Eclipse Track	Overview of Eclipse Modeling Sven Efftinge, Jan Koehnlein		Introduction to BIRT 2.3 Jason Weathersby			Eclipse on cell-phones? An Introduction to eRCP Chris Aniszczyk		Distributed Enterprise Applications with Eclipse RCP, Spring and OSGi Peter Friese, Stefan Reichert		External DSLs with Eclipse Xtext Jan Koehnlein, Sven Efftinge, Peter Friese
	GIS for Web Developers: Adding Where to Your Application Scott Davis		Improving Application Design with a Rich Domain Model Chris Richardson			Testing Rich Domain Models Chris Richardson		A Couple of Golden Rules for Managing your Architecture Alexander von Zitzewitz		Breaking Down Barriers: Widgets, Mashups, and WOA for the Enterprise James Falkner
	The RIA Solution Space Sujoe Bose		Widgets Everywhere! James Falkner			Java UI Testing Patterns and Best Practices Phil Quitslund		Rails powered by GlassFish & jMaki Arun Gupta
Intro & Welcome to Future of Programming Languages Track	Why the Next Five Years Will Be About Languages Ted Neward		Not your father's functional programming Amanda Laucher			Clojure Stuart Halloway		Desktop-like web apps with SproutCore Charles Jolley		Rhino on JavaScript Nathaniel T. Schutta

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

JAX US
08.30 - 08.45	08.45 - 09.45	09.45 - 10.15	10.15 - 11.15	11.30 - 13.00	13.00 - 14.00	14.00 - 15.00	15.00 - 15.30	15.30 - 16.30	16.45 - 17.45
Intro & Welcome to Eclipse Track	Plug-in Development Tips, Tricks and Best Practices Chris Aniszczyk	Coffee Break	Mylyn 3.0: Code at the Speed of Thought Mik Kersten	Keynote	Lunch	Mylyn Ecosystem: Showcase and Lessons Learned Mik Kersten	Coffee Break	Successful Selenium: Web Acceptance Testing That Doesn't Suck Philippe Hanrigou	Closing Session
	Testing and deploying Java EE applications on Amazon EC2 Chris Richardson		Hands on Struts2 Ian Roughley			Groovy-ing with Struts2 Ian Roughley		Pragmatic Performance Engineering Alois Reitbauer
	Advanced JPA with EclipseLink Doug Clarke, Shaun Smith		Building Lean Enterprise Architectures Adam Bien			Java EE 5 - Rethinking Best Practices, Idioms and Patterns Adam Bien		OSGi Persistence with EclipseLink Shaun Smith
	Creating Developer Zen Ian Roughley		Jython: Better, Faster, More Frank Wierzbicki			Building User Interfaces with Fan Andy Frank		Successful Selenium: Web Acceptance Testing That Doesn't Suck Philippe Hanrigou
Intro & Welcome to Testing Track	Synthesized Testing George Malamidis		How To Fail With 100% Test Coverage Stuart Halloway			The Immaturity of Developer Testing Jay Fields		Behavior-driven Design Venkat Subramaniam
Intro & Welcome to JavaScript Track	Enterprise JavaScript Joe Athmann		JavaScript: The Good Parts. Douglas Crockford			Objective-J: One Dynamic Language on Top of Another Ross Boucher		JavaScript Tools of the Trade Nathaniel T. Schutta

Thursday, October 9, 2008

JAX US
09.00 - 16.00
Designing The Boundary - Rich UI Meets Java EE 6 Backend Adam Bien
Busy Java Developer’s Guide to XML Ted Neward
Pragmatics of Test-driven Development Venkat Subramaniam