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Tapestry at JavaOne 2007
JavaOne was a lot of fun this year; I didn't arrive in time for the JavaFX keynote, but I understood it to be underwhelming. Yep ... that's what Java needs ... to take on Adobe and Microsoft in Adobe's home territory.
On the other hand, this was a very social JavaOne; lots of good conversations and meeting with people I only know online.
I also attended the Java Server Faces 2.0 Expert Group kickoff. I can't really see where that's going to go, alas. It's not like everyone bowed down and said "JSF 2.0 shall be Tapestry" (not even Jacob Hookom, who does see Tapestry as a good model for much of JSF 2.0). But I did get a chance to chat with Gavin King ... about motorcycles. He's riding a Ducati now, and I'm thinking about picking up a new bike once I buy a house. Gavin --- I used to ride a Yamaha FZR1000.
The best part of the JSF meeting was when Jonathan Swartz stopped by. We shook hands and talked about how slow adoption of JCP standards.
Elsewhere ... the fun part about the RubyEnv parody ad ...
... is that Tapestry is jar #3. Interesting, though I guess it's hard to know what "JSF in a Jar" looks like, or "Struts in a Jar" for that matter. My intention is to reverse the meaning, make Tapestry 5 something that'll make the Ruby guys envious. We'll see.
Tapestry at JavaOne 2007
JavaOne was a lot of fun this year; I didn't arrive in time for the JavaFX keynote, but I understood it to be underwhelming. Yep ... that's what Java needs ... to take on Adobe and Microsoft in Adobe's home territory.
On the other hand, this was a very social JavaOne; lots of good conversations and meeting with people I only know online.
I also attended the Java Server Faces 2.0 Expert Group kickoff. I can't really see where that's going to go, alas. It's not like everyone bowed down and said "JSF 2.0 shall be Tapestry" (not even Jacob Hookom, who does see Tapestry as a good model for much of JSF 2.0). But I did get a chance to chat with Gavin King ... about motorcycles. He's riding a Ducati now, and I'm thinking about picking up a new bike once I buy a house. Gavin --- I used to ride a Yamaha FZR1000.
The best part of the JSF meeting was when Jonathan Swartz stopped by. We shook hands and talked about how slow adoption of JCP standards.
Elsewhere ... the fun part about the RubyEnv parody ad ...
... is that Tapestry is jar #3. Interesting, though I guess it's hard to know what "JSF in a Jar" looks like, or "Struts in a Jar" for that matter. My intention is to reverse the meaning, make Tapestry 5 something that'll make the Ruby guys envious. We'll see.
Tapestry at JavaOne
Not only am I doing my Tapestry 5 "BOF" session (Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease), but there's also TS-7354 (Fast Feedback Loop: Unit Testing Strategies for Tapestry) and BOF-9834 ( Grails, Sails, and Trails: Rails Through a Coffee Filter).
I'll be arriving Tuesday afternoon and staying through Saturday. JavaOne is always hectic, especially right around my session. However, I'd be glad to meet with people informally; drop me an e-mail at hlship AT gmail DOT com and we'll see.
Meanwhile, did anyone else suffer through Sun's Schedule Builder? Just a horrendous application, made all the worse that it is crying out for the Ajax treatment. Show me the sessions side-by-side, dynamically filter the page by day and time slot and session track, and let me click or drag the sessions I like. For god's sake ... don't make me schedule one sesson at a time and then scroll back to the top of the page!
Tapestry at JavaOne
Not only am I doing my Tapestry 5 "BOF" session (Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease), but there's also TS-7354 (Fast Feedback Loop: Unit Testing Strategies for Tapestry) and BOF-9834 ( Grails, Sails, and Trails: Rails Through a Coffee Filter).
I'll be arriving Tuesday afternoon and staying through Saturday. JavaOne is always hectic, especially right around my session. However, I'd be glad to meet with people informally; drop me an e-mail at hlship AT gmail DOT com and we'll see.
Meanwhile, did anyone else suffer through Sun's Schedule Builder? Just a horrendous application, made all the worse that it is crying out for the Ajax treatment. Show me the sessions side-by-side, dynamically filter the page by day and time slot and session track, and let me click or drag the sessions I like. For god's sake ... don't make me schedule one sesson at a time and then scroll back to the top of the page!
See you at JavaOne!
My Birds of a Feather session, "Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease" is in for JavaOne. No details on when and where (I predict someplace dank and dark, and late at night when all the good parties are going) but still, it's good to get the nod this year, given how competitive it is.
I promised Ajax features and live demos; I haven't written the Ajax stuff yet, but the live demos will be cake with Tapestry 5.
Hope to see everyone there!
See you at JavaOne!
My Birds of a Feather session, "Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease" is in for JavaOne. No details on when and where (I predict someplace dank and dark, and late at night when all the good parties are going) but still, it's good to get the nod this year, given how competitive it is.
I promised Ajax features and live demos; I haven't written the Ajax stuff yet, but the live demos will be cake with Tapestry 5.
Hope to see everyone there!
See you at JavaOne!
My Birds of a Feather session, "Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease" is in for JavaOne. No details on when and where (I predict someplace dank and dark, and late at night when all the good parties are going) but still, it's good to get the nod this year, given how competitive it is.
I promised Ajax features and live demos; I haven't written the Ajax stuff yet, but the live demos will be cake with Tapestry 5.
Hope to see everyone there!
See you at JavaOne!
My Birds of a Feather session, "Tapestry 5: Java Programming Language Power, Scripting Ease" is in for JavaOne. No details on when and where (I predict someplace dank and dark, and late at night when all the good parties are going) but still, it's good to get the nod this year, given how competitive it is.
I promised Ajax features and live demos; I haven't written the Ajax stuff yet, but the live demos will be cake with Tapestry 5.
Hope to see everyone there!