Next Meeting
September 2010
University of Lugano
Welcome to
JUG Lugano
The Java User Group Lugano is a group of enthusiasts of the Java programming language and of all the Open Source technologies surrounding it. JUG Lugano is a non-profit organization based in wonderful Lugano, southern Switzerland. The aim of the JUG Lugano is to provide software engineers active on Java and related open source technologies with a common place to meet in person, share knowledge and experiences, seek advice, and establish a professional and personal network. Contents at JUG Lugano is welcome both in Italian and English.
The University of Lugano and OSLab kindly endorsed the project further to Ex Machina SAGL foundation of the Java User Group Lugano. We will therefore have a great venue for our meetings, and it will be easy for IT students of all levels to get in in touch with the JUG.
University of Lugano
News
01 Jul 2010
LambdaJ at J1 again!
Mario has done it again! :| he is going to be conference session speaker at Java1 in S.Francisco later in Sept.2010, presenting the latest about LambdaJ. For more info click on the url http://www.eventreg.com/cc250/
12 Oct 2009
Happy birthday JUG Lugano!
Saturday Oct 10th JUG Lugano turned 1 year! Happy birthday JUG Lugano :)) we wish you all the best and to grow beyond expectations. Best of luck everyone!
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Recent Discussions
The best of the best:-)
Ciao JUGurus, I need some food for thought and I hope you don't mind to provide it;-) What is in your opinion the best mix of technologies for a green field development of a web and mobile customer portal. Please don't restrict your choices to any mainstream or popular frameworks; I want to hear about any cool or niche ones as well and I don't really (sorry to say that;-) want to hear about Java stuff only but everything from A(da) to Z(sh or -notation)...
[review] Mobile Design and Development – Practical techniques for Creating Mobile Sites and Web Apps
Mobile Design and Development – Practical techniques for Creating Mobile Sites and Web Apps Brian Fling 2009, O'Reilly 309 pp, $34.99 A review by Pasquale Granato First of all, let's clear the field from a possible misunderstanding: this book is not about general mobile design and development but it is
CFP Soft-Shake
Hi JUGers, I just received an email from Maxime Nowak, a friend of the Geneva Jug, who is organizing an event called Soft-Shake. As you can read from his email that I am copying below, he is looking for speakers for that event. The CFP will be open until the 1st of August. Personally I think I won't have time to send a CFP, but I hope I could
Feeds
Oracle Fixes Eclipse's Java Problem
As reported last week, Oracle reacted swiftly to the issues involving the rebranding of the Java 6u21 update. Since then, Oracle have re-spun the Java install, and for Windows machines, the released build is now 1.6.0_21-b07. Oracle should be commended for reacting to, and solving, the problem so quickly. By Alex Blewitt
Expressing Emotions with a New W3C Markup Language, EmotionML
W3C has published the first public working draft of the Emotion Markup Language (EmotionML), a language meant to express emotions in three main ways in today’s computer-based communication: annotating data, the recognition of emotional-based states, and generating emotion-related system behavior. By Abel Avram
Agile Project Leaders Network Reorganizes
The APLN is an organization that supports and helps to organize Agile user groups and an Agile-related conference called the Leadership Summit. The non-profit group has recently elected new board members, realigned its focus, and announced new initiatives and plans. By Dan Mezick
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