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Über Conf 2011 Dates Announced

Über Conf will be held July 12-15th, 2011 at the Westin Westminster in Denver, CO. We are looking forward to another great event! Details will be published by early spring.

Thanks to All Who Attended Über Conf 2010

We're glad you were able to join us for Über Conf! Thanks to your participation, it was a great event! With so many new languages, frameworks, and tools emerging for the Java platform; Über Conf was a great opportunity to learn, network, and fill your head with ideas that will really make a difference in your projects.

We enjoyed this event so much that we are already looking forward to next year.

In case you missed it:

Come to the Ü for an Extreme Tech Experience

Join us for Über Conf 2010 taking place in beautiful Denver, CO June 14 - 17, 2010. Brought to you by the No Fluff Just Stuff Software Symposium Series, Über Conf will explore the ever evolving ecosystem of Java the Platform.

The Ü will offer over 100 technically focused sessions including hands on workshops centered around Architecture, Cloud, Security, Enterprise Java, Languages on the JVM, Build/Test, Mobility and Agility. The goal of Über Conf is a simple one: totally blow the minds of our attendees.

This is an exciting time of innovation and change. Java is not just a language. Java is a technology platform and ecosystem. Über Conf will educate developers and explore the powerful languages and tools which are changing the way we create software using the Java Platform.

» Technology Deep Dive

This is an exciting time of innovation and change in the Java space. Java is not just a language. Java is a technology platform. This is your opportunity to go beyond the basics and master critical skills.

» Agile Practices that Work

Software is a difficult industry with high rates of failure. To create winning teams, we embrace principles laid out by the Agile Manifesto. Speakers at Über Conf emphasize and present on topics such as: Test Driven Development, Continuous Integration, Code Quality Measurements, Code Smells, Team Building, and Customer Collaboration.

» Learn from the Best

Über Conf will bring together many of the industry's best project leaders, developers, authors, and trainers.

» Hands On Workshops - Included!

At Über Conf you will not just listen to lectures. You will have the opportunity to participate in workshops, get your hands dirty, and write code. No additional fee required!

Stuart Halloway

Clojure

with Stuart Halloway

Johanna Rothman

Coaching as a Two-Way Relationship

with Johanna Rothman

John Smart

Coding Dojo with John Smart

with John Smart

Matthew McCullough

Git Source Code Control Workshop

with Matthew McCullough

Hans Dockter

Gradle - A Better Way To Build

with Hans Dockter

Paul King

Groovy Power Features

with Paul King

Matthew McCullough

Hadoop Workshop

with Matthew McCullough

Andrew Lombardi

Hands on with Apache Wicket

with Andrew Lombardi

Matthew McCullough

iPad/iPhone Seminar

with Matthew McCullough and Ben Ellingson


iPad/iPhone Seminar

with Matthew McCullough

Neal Ford

JRuby in Depth

with Neal Ford and Ola Bini

Ted Neward

Pragmatic Architecture

with Ted Neward

Venkat Subramaniam

Scala for Java Programmers

with Venkat Subramaniam

Brian Sletten

Semantic Web Workshop

with Brian Sletten

Eric Pugh

Solr

with Eric Pugh

Michael Nygard

Stability Antipatterns

with Michael Nygard

Venkat Subramaniam

TDD Regular Code/Multithreaded Code!

with Venkat Subramaniam





Über Conf Video


Über Conf Podcast

Jay Zimmerman

Listen in as Über Conf director, Jay Zimmerman talks about what he has in store for this unique event.

Über Conf Podcast

Receive an Apple iPad

Receive an Apple iPad Register for the optional iPad development seminar and you will receive an Apple iPad. This is a great opportunity to jump into an exciting new technology! iPad Seminar Details »

Keynote: Challanges and Directions in Java Virtual Machines

by Cliff Click

Cliff Click

Available core counts are going up, up, up! Intel is shipping quad-core chips; Sun’s Rock has (effectively) 64 CPUs and Azul’s hardware nearly a thousand cores. How do we use all those cores effectively? The JVM proper can directly make use of a small number of cores (JIT compilation, profiling), and garbage collection can use about 20 percent more cores than the application is using to make garbage--but this hardly gets us to four cores. Application servers and transactional—J2EE/bean--applications scale well with thread pools to about 40 or 60 CPUs, and then internal locking starts to limit scaling. Unless your application has embarrassingly parallel data (e.g. data mining; risk analysis; or, heaven forbid, Fortran-style weather-prediction), how can you use more CPUs to get more performance? How do you debug the million-line concurrent program?


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Compare Über Conf to Other Events

Über Conf Others
iPad Developer Workshop
90 minute in-depth technical sessions
Internationally Acclaimed Speakers a few
In-depth coverage of languages on the JVM
Attendance capped at 500 no way
Hands on sessions (no extra charge)
Held in beautiful Denver Colorado
All Meals Included
7 tracks, over 100 sessions to choose from
Low attendee to speaker ratio
All-inclusive travel packages



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Blogs

Howard Lewis Ship

LinkedIn Etiquette

Posted By: Howard Lewis Ship on Jan. 27, 2012

I've used LinkedIn for many years now, long before I joined Facebook .



Howard Lewis Ship

Tapestry Advantages

Posted By: Howard Lewis Ship on Jan. 26, 2012

A summary of a discussion about the advantages of Tapestry over Struts: Exceptional exception reporting Significantly less code Live class reloading Sensible defaults, especially for SEO-friendly URLs Great community Flexibility and customizability



Terry Ryan

Github Ribbons in CSS

Posted By: Terry Ryan on Jan. 25, 2012

Github has these cool ribbon images that you can use if you want to encourage forking your project on your site. They're great and I wanted to use them on a little project I am working on. However, one of my goals was not to use any images, but rather



Johanna Rothman

Agile Lifecycles for Geographically Distributed Teams, Part 2

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on Jan. 25, 2012

Example 2: Using a Project Manager with Kanban, Silo’d Teams This is a product development organization with developers in Italy, testers in India, more developers in New York, product owners and project managers in California. This organization f



Howard Lewis Ship

Tapestry 5.4: Focus on JavaScript

Posted By: Howard Lewis Ship on Jan. 25, 2012

Tapestry 5.3.1 is out in the wild



Johanna Rothman

Agile Lifecycles for Geographically Distributed Teams, Part 1

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on Jan. 24, 2012

I’ve been working with geographically distributed and dispersed teams for the past couple of years. Some of them on quite large programs, some of them reasonably small. What they all have in common is that they all want to transition to agil



Terry Ryan

Speaking in Philly this Week

Posted By: Terry Ryan on Jan. 23, 2012

I'll be speaking in my hometown this week. I'll be presenting at the Philadelphia Area New Media Association (PANMA) meeting for January. Topics: jQuery Mobile PhoneGap Typekit Edge CSS Shaders Description: Adobe and HTML5 In the past few months, th



Terry Ryan

Venn Diagram entirely in CSS

Posted By: Terry Ryan on Jan. 23, 2012

A friend of mine alerted me this weekend to just how much I have a weird fascination with Venn diagrams. I decided to roll with it. So yeah, I have an irrational love of Venn diagram



Andres Almiray

Grails: Bootstrapping data with DomainBuilder

Posted By: Andres Almiray on Jan. 23, 2012

A few days ago I was discussing the topic of builders during a Grails training session. After surveying the usual suspects found in the standard Groovy distribution (MarkupBuilder, SwingBuilder, Antbuilder and ObjectGraphBuilder) we jumped into Grails'



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Themes at Über Conf

  • Architecture
  • Enterprise Java
  • Java Internals
  • Security - Enterprise & JVM
  • Cloud Computing
  • Languages on the JVM - Groovy, JRuby, Scala & Clojure
  • Java Web Frameworks - Wicket, Tapestry & SpringMVC
  • Build Systems - Maven & Gradle
  • Testing
  • Agility

 

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  • All Meals / Snacks –duration of the symposium
  • Session Materials
  • Custom Binder
  • Wi-Fi Access
  • Great Raffle Giveaways
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Westin Westminster
Westin Westminster
10600 Westminster Blvd
Westminster, CO   80020
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