Author Archives: djugadmin

About djugadmin

I'm the Denver Java User Group Website. The Denver JUG is a free, educational resource to Java software developers in the Denver Metro Area. We meet the 2nd Wednesday of every month and feature two different talks. Please see our website for details as our location can vary; but is usually at the Tivoli on the Auraria Campus.

November 11th, 2009 Meeting

Posted on November 7, 2009 by djugadmin

Location: Auraria Campus-Tivoli Bldg; Room: TIV 320 AB – Baerresen Ballroom *** Free Pizza @ 5:30 *** Main Session Speaker: Matt Raible “Building SOFEA Applications with Grails and GWT” 7:15pm -8:30pm BC Session Speaker: Panel, Q & A “How to … Continue reading →

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Slides: Test First, Refresh Second: Web App TDD in Grails by Tim Berglund

Posted on October 15, 2009 by djugadmin

Here are the slides for the talk Tim Berglund gave this week. [slideshare id=1861704&doc=testfirstrefreshsecond-090814112612-phpapp01]

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‘Java Servlets & JSP’ Book Review

Posted on October 15, 2009 by djugadmin

Review of Java Servlets and JSP by David Madouros I’m torn after reading Murach’s Java Servlets & JSP book, 2nd Ed. I read the first version when I was making the transition from mainframe programming to Java programming and found … Continue reading →

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‘Modular Java’ Book Review

Posted on October 15, 2009 by djugadmin

Review of Modular Java by Johnny Wey “Modular Java: Creating Flexible Applications with OSGi and Spring” provides a great introduction to those either curious about OSGi or wanting to get more out of their existing OSGi workflow using the Spring … Continue reading →

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October 15, 2009 Meeting

Posted on October 8, 2009 by djugadmin

Tivoli 320 AB BC – Tim Berglund TDD w/Grails Abstract: Not many of us question that TDD is the right way to write software, but not many of us really practice it either. Even fewer of us do it when … Continue reading →

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