JAX London 2011 - Autumn Edition

The Conference for Java, Enterprise, Web and Agile

58 speakers

Coverage of JAX London 2011 - Autumn Edition

59 sessions

Day 1 Monday 31st October 2011

• 9:00am REST in Practice - A Workshop on Web-based Distributed Systems

  presented by Jim Webber and Ian Robinson

• 9:00am Java EE 6/7: Productivity with Joy

  presented by Adam Bien

• 9:00am Data access 2.0? Please welcome, Spring Data!

  presented by Oliver Gierke

• 9:00am The Busy Java Developer’s Workshop on Android

  presented by Ted Neward

• 9:45am Spring and Scala

  presented by Eberhard Wolff

• 11:00am Identity Management with Spring Security

  presented by Dave Syer

• 11:45am Spring 3.1 in a Nutshell

  presented by Sam Brannen

• 1:30pm Behind the Scenes at Spring Batch

  presented by Dave Syer

• 2:15pm WaveMaker - Spring Roo - SpringSource Tool Suite: Choosing the right tool for the right job

  presented by Martin Lippert

• 3:30pm Spring Day Panel

  presented by Oliver Gierke, Sam Brannen, Eberhard Wolff, Martin Lippert and Dave Syer

Day 2 Tuesday 1st November 2011

• 10:50am Continuous delivery - the writing is on the wall

  presented by John Stevenson

• 10:50am Roman's Ten Product Backlog Tips

  presented by Roman Pichler

• 10:50am Clean Code And Java EE 6

  presented by Adam Bien

• 10:50am An Introduction to Neo4j (and Doctor Who)

  presented by Ian Robinson

• 12:10pm Public vs Private Cloud: A Convenient Fiction

  presented by Sam Newman

• 12:10pm Think you don't need software craftsmanship?

  presented by Sandro Mancuso

• 12:10pm Java EE 7: Developing for the Cloud

  presented by Arun Gupta

• 12:10pm Deploying Java & Play Framework Apps to the Cloud

  presented by Sandeep Bhanot

• 12:10pm Configuration and Management with JBoss AS 7

  presented by Emanuel Muckenhuber

• 2:00pm Slow & Dirty

  presented by Jason Gorman

• 3:00pm Open Source PaaS

  presented by Paul Fremantle

• 3:00pm Grails in the Java enterprise

  presented by Peter Ledbrook

• 3:00pm Measuring the Effect of TDD on Design

  presented by Keith Braithwaite

• 3:00pm Lightning fast developers are only as fast as their tools

  presented by Simon Maple

• 3:00pm OSGi in complex Enterprise Applications on AS7

  presented by Thomas Diesler

• 4:20pm Just Keep Passing the Message

  presented by Russel Winder

• 4:20pm Cloud Storage Simplified

  presented by Adrian Cole

• 4:20pm Lessons Learned from Becoming Agile at Electronic Arts: Using Scrum and Kanban to develop EA's Physics Engine

  presented by Mike Bassett and Roman Pichler

• 4:20pm Apache TomEE – Java EE Web Profile on Tomcat

  presented by Jonathan Gallimore

• 4:20pm Weld-OSGi: Injecting Easiness in OSGi

  presented by Mathieu Ancelin

• 5:20pm Using a pull system for Just-In-Time development

  presented by John Stevenson

• 5:20pm Spring cleaning your code base with Java 7

  presented by Ben Evans and Martijn Verburg

• 5:20pm Modular EJBs for Enterprise OSGi

  presented by Tim Ward

• 5:20pm The Refuctoring Challenge

  presented by Jason Gorman

• 5:20pm Rapid Enterprise Programming: Testable Development with AS7 and Arqulllian

  presented by Andrew Lee Rubinger

Day 3 Wednesday 2nd November 2011

• 9:00am The Rise and Fall and Rise of Java

  presented by James Governor

• 10:10am Social Media Programming in Java

  presented by Khanderao Kand

• 10:10am Concurrency in the Java language and platform

  presented by Fredrik Ohrstrom

• 10:10am Thinking Distributed to Improve Agility

  presented by Jamie Allsop

• 10:10am Busy Java Developer’s Guide to Android: Persistence

  presented by Ted Neward

• 11:30am Big Blobs: moving big data in and out of the cloud

  presented by Adrian Cole

• 11:30am Creating Agit: Getting Git onto Android

  presented by Roberto Tyley

• 11:30am The (not so) Dark Art of Performance Tuning

  presented by Dan Hardiker and Jon Mort

• 11:30am Avoiding Software Insanity - it's the Architecture, Stupid!

  presented by Alexander von Zitzewitz

• 1:30pm To Java SE 8 and Beyond!

  presented by Simon Ritter

• 2:25pm Modular enterprise applications

  presented by Mark Nuttall

• 2:25pm Building The Guardian's Android app - Lessons Learned

  presented by Rupert Bates

• 2:25pm Java 8 for the Working Developer

  presented by Martijn Verburg and Ben Evans

• 2:25pm Beyond The Data Grid: Coherence, Normalisation, Joins and Linear Scalablity

  presented by Ben Stopford

• 3:45pm Mapping, GIS and geolocating data in Java

  presented by Joachim Van der Auwera

• 3:45pm Busy Java Developer’s Guide to NoSQL

  presented by Ted Neward

• 3:45pm JavaFX 2.0: Great User Interfaces in Java

  presented by Simon Ritter

• 3:45pm Android activity launch modes and tasks

  presented by Gonçalo Silva

• 4:45pm OSGi Best Practices

  presented by Emily Jiang

• 4:45pm Busy Java Developer’s Guide to Android: UI

  presented by Ted Neward

• 4:45pm Life, the Universe, and Everything: Sixty Years of Architectural Knowledge in Sixty Minutes

  presented by Alasdair Nottingham

• 4:45pm Java 8 and OSGi Modularisation

  presented by Neil Bartlett and Tim Ellison

• 5:45pm The Future of Messaging: RabbitMQ and AMQP

  presented by Eberhard Wolff

• 5:45pm Understanding the Disruptor, a Beginner's Guide to Hardcore Concurrency

  presented by Mike Barker and Trisha Gee

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