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.
01 Jul 2010
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
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!
Some people don't think so: [link] I'm discussing this privately with some people doing lots of mobile development and they agree. I think it's interesting to extend the discussion here. -- Fabrizio Giudici - Java Architect, Project Manager
dear all, i am happy to let you know we eventually got the agenda finalized for the next meeting of juglugano. the meeting will take place at USI on Wednesday 9/5 (which is in a week from today!! :)). Alberto Bacchelli will show REmail, a plugin for Eclipse he has developed at USI. REmail aims at bridging the gap between your code
dear all, a little while since we last met. We had the coderetreat event in december and an hackergarten night in february, now it is time for a new meeting! :) please mark your calendars and save the date for the meeting, Wedn 9/5 while we are working to finalize the agenda for the meeting
Michael Recce discusses how advertising works and what algorithms Quantcast uses to analyze large amounts of data in order to find out what people are interested in. By Michael Recce
Steve Vinoski believes that actor-oriented languages such as Erlang are better prepared for the challenges of the future: cloud, multicore, high availability and fault tolerance. By Steve Vinoski
Bob Marshall in his new blog post, "The Value", summarises his research on different methods of prioritisation. Together with Grant Rule he developed a new way of understanding team and company goals. By Marta Jasinska