The BUG is a modular, mobile, open source computer designed to put the user in control. Using Linux, Java, and OSGi new types of applications can be created with previously unknown hardware combinations. This talk will illustrate how to build dynamic, highly customizable applications using Linux, Java, OSGi, and Eclipse. …
This video shows how to configure coding rules with Sonar, an open source software quality management platform. Sonar home
Qi4j is an application development framework that promises to make it easier to create applications using DDD. But how does it accomplish this, and to what extent? This session will take us through the creation of a simple application using Qi4j and discuss the different features that simplify the developers …
Java ME SDK is the successor to the Java Wireless Toolkit and it is the first? and only SDK to integrate CDC and CLDC. It is also the first and only SDK to?be fully MSA compliant. In addition, it implements the Mobile Sensors and? advanced XML processing API’s. The Java …
The Java platform is changing. No longer can a developer get by just knowing Java. There’s JRuby providing Ruby and Rails. There’s Groovy with Grails and other frameworks. Jython for Django. Scala with Lift. Rhino for JavaScript and frameworks like Phobos. And all of them provide not only access to …
Aspect-oriented programming has been around for quite some time now. Today, AOP is used in a wide range of applications to solve a wide variety of problems. However, some of those solutions are not very well-known to the general Java development community. In this session, Alef will explore several aspects …
