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!
dear all, I am glad to announce the first Hackergarten evening in Lugano on Friday 10/2. The idea behind the evening is to pursue the spirit of open source software and the hackers movement, not as the term is abused by journalists to mean computer criminals, but in its true and original sense of enthusiasts, tinkerers, problem solvers, experts. Hackers
Ciao a tutti, Martedì 24 Gennaio ci ritroviamo per il secondo meeting del JBoss User Group Milano. Ecco l'agenda finale: AGENDA del 24 Gennaio Via Gustavo Fara, 26 Milano - vicinanze MM Staz Centrale 9.30 - 10.00: Benvenuto e panoramica sulle ultime news e update per JBoss (Edoardo Schepis - JBoss Solution Architect Red Hat)
dear all, I am happy to announce that JUG Lugano is taking part in the Global Day of Coderetreat this year! :) This event is hosted on Saturday 3rd, 2011 in more than 60 cities around the world, for an updated list of cities please visit [link]
Are there repeated patterns of failure on Enterprise Agile Enablement efforts? Does success at the team level always result in success at the organization level? Sanjiv Augustine and Arlen Bankston discuss the Seven Deadly Sins that organizations repeatedly make so you can steer clear of them and benefit from a successful Enterprise Agile Adoption. By Sanjiv Augustine and Arlen Bankston
Continuing the series of interviews with Stoos Network Event participants, Shane Hastie spoke to Catherine Louis and Deborah Hartmann Preuss about their experiences at the event and their hopes and expectations for the future of the Stoos Network. The Stoos Network aims to encourage shift in organisational management from traditional hierarchical leadership toward more collaborative approaches. By Shane Hastie
Erik Dörnenburg answers: What is Enterprise and Evolutionary Architecture?, discussing 4 issues: Turning strategy into execution, Ensuring conformance, Where do the architects sit? Buying or building? By Erik Dörnenburg