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Jfokus 2012 | 13-15 February | Stockholm, Sweden

Going to a good conference usually makes me want to write and keep this notepad alive. Going to a very good – and Jfokus 2012 was a very good conference in my opinion – makes me do it.

Jfokus 2012

In the next couple of days (understand weeks) I will force myself to go through the notes I took during the last 3 days and come up with a couple of posts. I swear.

My schedule

Day 1

  • Spring into the Cloud by Josh Long & Chris Richardson
  • A Practical Introduction To Kanban by Marcus Hammarberg & Joakim Sundén

Day 2

  • Enterprise Java in 2012 and Beyond by Juergen Hoeller
  • Player Framework 2.0 by Peter Hilton
  • Maven vs Gradle, On your marks, get set, go! by Hardy Ferentschik
  • Unleash Your Domain by Greg Young
  • An Intro to Hadoop by Eva Andreasson
  • Application Security for Rich Internet Applications by John Wilander
  • The road to REST by Rickard Öberg

Day 3

  • 7 Things: How to make good teams great by Sven Peters
  • HTML5 with Play Scala, CoffeeScript and Jade by Matt Raible
  • Zero Downtime Continuous Deployment of Java Web Applications by Fabiane Bizinella Nardon
  • It Is Possible to Do Object-Oriented Programming in Java by Kevlin Henney
  • Scala in Action by Heiko Seeberger
  • We visualized, we saw, we changed by Leonard Axelsson
  • Cool Code by Kevlin Henney

Disruptive Code | 21-22 September | Stockholm, Sweden

In a couple of days I will attend the Disruptive Code conference in Stockholm, Sweden. A lot of interesting topics are on the agenda and I already have selected a few sessions about web sites development (HTML5, CSS3, high performance web sites) and NoSQL solutions I cannot miss.

We (my colleagues and me) are currently investigating NoSQL storage solutions (for an application storing 8,000,000+ rows per day) and I will definitely join Eric Evans’ talk on Apache Cassandra (“What makes Cassandra tick”). I’ll keep you posted!

HTML 5. NoSQL. CSS3. Cloud deployment. Mobile App Development. Cassandra. WordPress. Scaling. Performance.