December OCJUG Meeting

Date

Thursday, December 14

Topic

GWT - Where Does it Fit (and How it Works)

Presenter

Josh Rehman & Jim White

Abstract

GWT - Where Does it Fit (and How it Works). 20% GWT mechanics and libraries, 80% discussion of where GWT fits in the constellation of Java platform development, especially data-driven business applications, and exploring different architectures and integration techniques. GWT is a unique technology in that it represents a different run-test-debug cycle than ordinary java applications, it also has some unusual requirements as to package names and class naming conventions. This talk should be interesting to not only anyone looking to get into GWT, but also anyone interested in comparative software architectures and technical project management (e.g. the technological requirements for smoothly running projects). GWT offers a great oppurtunity to discuss these things because it is so unique (both at compile-time and at run-time) and forces one to examine previously held assumptions. also, jim will speak on: using GWT to access a SPARQL server via JSON.

Meeting Location

The meetings are held at Smart Soft - The Java Training Company in Irvine.

Smart Soft Location

Times

6:30 - 7:00 pm - Networking

7:00 - 8:30 pm - Presentation

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December OCJUG Meeting Date Thursday, December 14 Topic GWT - Where Does it Fit (and How it Works) Presenter Josh Rehman & Jim White Abstract GWT - Where Does it Fit (and How it Works). 20% GWT mechanics and libraries, 80% discussion of where GWT fits in the constellation of Java platform development, especially data-driven business applications, and exploring different architectures and integration techniques. GWT is a unique technology in that it represents a different run-test-debug cycle than ordinary java applications, it also has some unusual requirements as to package names and class naming conventions. This talk should be interesting to not only anyone looking to get into GWT, but also anyone interested in comparative software architectures and technical project management (e.g. the technological requirements for smoothly running projects). GWT offers a great oppurtunity to discuss these things because it is so unique (both at compile-time and at run-time) and forces one to examine previously held assumptions. also, jim will speak on: using GWT to access a SPARQL server via JSON. Meeting Location The meetings are held at Smart Soft - The Java Training Company in Irvine. Smart Soft Location Times 6:30 - 7:00 pm - Networking 7:00 - 8:30 pm - Presentation