Next Meeting
13th Apr 2013
University of Lugano
- Java Cryptography Training
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
First Italian ScalaDay
Ciao Juggers, Stiamo organizzando il primo ScalaDay tutto italiano. con il patrocinio dell'Università degli Studi di Milano e la partecipazione di TypeSafe. Per maggiori dettagli visitate il sito: [link] mentre se volete partecipare potete registrarvi gratuitamente qui: [link]
Five days Android hands-on training for Java developers
hi juggers, few days ago we had a great day training on java cryptography with Jeff Lawson. Delegates enjoyed the day, and Jeff too. In fact, he is willing to come back and deliver more training on Android. Here is the deal Jeff Lawson develops Android and iOS apps for a living and trains others to do the same. His five-day, hands-on training courses empower
java cryptography training
dear juggers, we are currently trying to set up a day-long training course on Java Cryptography. The course will be delivered by Jeff Lawson, professional software developer and trainer at Cogent Logic Ltd., UK. An introduction to the topic and a course abstract can be found in attachment to this message.
Feeds
Debate: Do We Need a Universal Web Bytecode?
Is a universal web bytecode worth the trouble creating it? Is LLVM the solution? Which is better at running native code in the browser: Mozilla asm.js or Google PNaCl? This article contains opinions expressed on the web on these issues. By Abel Avram
Chart for Windows Phone Q1 2013 SP1 with Multiple Axes, Axis Alignment, Annotations and Empty Values
Telerik recently released updates for Chart for Windows Phone Q1 2013 SP1 with support for multiple axes, axis alignment, annotations and empty values including the ability to display dates using Calendar control in additional languages. By Anand Narayanaswamy
Presentation: Killing Me Softly - with this Pair
Emmanuel Gaillot and Jonathan Perret perform a pair programming parody on stage, showing how not to do it. By Emmanuel Gaillot, Jonathan Perret
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