This talk follows the Google Wave team’s experience building the Google Wave client using Google Web Toolkit (GWT). We’ll cover some recent advances in GWT which enabled Google Wave to look and feel like a desktop application with comparable performance. In addition, we will discuss the use of WebDriver (an …
While many of the features provided by Web Beans (dependency injection, contextual lifecycle, configuration, interception, event notification) are familiar, the innovative use of meta-annotations is uniquely expressive and typesafe. In this session, Pete will introduce the Web Beans programming model step by step and describe how Web Beans integrates with …
NetBeans API architect Jaroslav Tulach discusses MVC and how it applies to applications created atop the NetBeans Platform, a generic framework for Swing desktop applications.
Project Lombok is a recent project that exploits with Java 1.6’s APT (Annotation Processing Tool) API to generate boilerplate code from annotations. This screencast shows how Lombok can be easily used to remove the boilerplate getters and setters from a pojo domain object. http://danhaywood.com/2009/09/13/using-project-lombok-with-naked-objects/
This talk by Ceki Gülcü at Jazoon 2009 presents the SLF4J and logback projects. SLF4J is a logging abstraction gaining wide acceptance in the Java community. Logback is the successor of the log4j project. The logging abstraction problem is presented. SLF4J tackles this problem in a decidedly unsophisticated manner. There …
Event Driven Architecture is a highly scalable approach to distributed computing and integration. Once you put in place an Event Driven Architecture, you can start to process events in interesting ways. Firstly, you can simply use filtering on individual events to find interesting events. Then, you can extend this to …
