Tag Archives: Javaland

Farewell, Java One.

The Java One Conference does not exist anymore. As Oracle’s Steven Chin announced recently, Oracle replaced the Java-centric conference by another one better covering Oracle’s technological portfolio, named “Oracle Code”. It embraces many other technologies. Or in other words: It … Continue reading →

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#javaland 2018 CFP closes on August 10

Friendly reminder: CFP for #javaland 2018 closes on August 10! Hurry up!

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JavaFX used in production by 50% of discussion audience

Posted on 14. March 2016 by

Together with Dr. Michael PAUS of JUG Stuttgart I organized a panel discussion for TeamFX at JavaLand 2016 around the question “Is JavaFX ready for everyday business use?”, with well-known speakers like Hendrik EBBERS, Gerrit GRUNDWALD, Bennet SCHULZ, Anton EPPLE, and Alexander CASALL. The … Continue reading →

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JavaLand 2016 Slides are online: “How to contribute to JavaFX?”

Being a JavaFX contributor I had been asked to give some introduction at JavaLand 2016 on the official process to report bugs and develop features for JavaFX. The slides from my short talk can be found at Speakerdeck now (German). … Continue reading →

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Shake your rusty bones with Java VIPs @ JavaLand 2016

There are two great things in particular about JavaLand conference: First, it is organized by the Java Community (i. e. JUGs). Second, it is all about networking, so it tries to make it pretty easy to get in touch with … Continue reading →

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JavaFX Readyness Panel Discussion @ JavaLand 2016

If you always felt uncertain about the readyness of JavaFX for production use, you should not miss the panel discussion scheduled at the JavaLand 2016 conference: TeamFX and JUG Stuttgart are lining up major JavaFX experts on stage to discuss one … Continue reading →

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REST 101 Required Course: HATEOAS (Kai TÖDTER, JavaLand 2016)

One thing most RESTful applications and / or frameworks do really miss is HATEOAS. This most hard to understand concept of the REST architectural pattern changes the way distributed applications are built fundamentally, and is hard to find in real-life … Continue reading →

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