December 1, 2016
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on Dec 2016 – Caching with Anthony Dahanne
We are lucky enough to have Anthony Dahanne from Terracotta visit us this month! He is bringing his talk about the need for Caching in Java applications today from Confoo to Victoria. He talks about Docker and Java so we … Continue reading
November 14, 2015
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on Nov 2015 – JavaOne Recap, Apache Maven and More
Time for another VIJUG meeting. JavaOne 2015 has gone by and we are celebrating 20 years of Java.
July 15, 2015
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on July 2015 – The Java Community Process
Heather VanCura is coming to town to teach everything we need to know about the power of the community behind Java – the Java Community Process. Time to register and check out the details.
June 30, 2014
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on JavaOne 2014 Waiting for VIJUG Members
Last years JaveOne event was said to have been the best JavaOne since Oracle took the reigns of the conference. Since then Java 8 has been officially released and from all I can tell Java 7 is finally gone beyond … Continue reading
November 16, 2013
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on JVM internals with Matt Schuetze – Nov 2013
With short notice we are bringing you a meeting about JVM internals like GC and more. Matt Schuetze is joining us for a technical session/workshop helping us to understand the JVM’s impact on the performance of your Java applications and … Continue reading
November 27, 2012
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on It is time to start using a repository manager – December 2012
Declarative and automatic transitive dependency management have been around since Apache Maven started ten years ago. Pretty much every build system supports it and by default most of them download from the Central Repository. Everybody complains their tool “downloading the … Continue reading
September 21, 2012
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on JavaOne and Beyond – September 2012
After a great summer, this marvelous September in the pacific northwest did not leave enough time to prepare for a formal VIJUG meeting as well as JavaOne and the Jenkins User Conference. So we are going to do a social … Continue reading