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Rod Johnson - Spring

Rod Johnson - Spring

Monday, August 18, 2008 from 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (PT)

Mountain View, CA

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Seating will be limited and we do expect to sellout. This meeting is co-sponsored by our sister JUG, the Silicon Valley JUG. Full event details can be found at:

https://sv-web-jug.dev.java.net/servlets/NewsItemView?newsItemID=6012

  • Meeting: Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG (SV-WEB-JUG)
  • Date: August 18, 2008
  • Cost: Always FREE to all!
  • Topic: Spring (TBD)
  • Speakers: Rod Johnson

Description

Coming Soon!!!

Agenda

18:30-19:00 Arrive & mingle -- Food & drinks provided by Google

19:00-20:30 Presentation by Rod Johnson

Speaker Bios

Rod Johnson is the creator of Spring & Best Selling Author of J2EE without EJB Rod is one of the world's leading authorities on Java and J2EE development. He is a best-selling author, experienced consultant, and open source developer, as well as a popular conference speaker.

Rod's best-selling Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development (2002) was one of the most influential books ever published on J2EE. The sequel, J2EE without EJB (July 2004, with Juergen Hoeller), has proven almost equally significant, establishing a comprehensive vision for lightweight, post-EJB J2EE development.

Rod has extensive experience as a consultant in a wide range of industries: principally, finance, media and insurance. He has specialized in server-side Java development since 1996. Prior to that, he worked mainly in C and C++.

His experience as a consultant has led him to see problems from a client's perspective as well as a technology perspective, and has driven his influential criticism of bloated, inefficient, orthodox approaches to J2EE architecture, which have delivered very poor results for stakeholders.

Rod is the founder of the Spring Framework, which began from code published with Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development. Along with Juergen Hoeller, he continues to lead the development of Spring.

He regularly speaks at conferences in the US, Europe and Asia, including the ServerSide Symposium (2003, 2004 and 2005), JavaPolis (Europe's leading Java conference), and JAOO (2004). Engagements in 2005 include two presentations at JavaOne 2005 and a keynote at the JavaWorld 2005 conference (Tokyo, June).

Rod serves in the JCP on the Expert Groups defining the Servlet 2.4 and JDO 2.0 specifications.

Rod continues to be actively involved in client projects at Interface21, as well as Spring development, writing and evangelism.

Location

Google, Inc. (GooglePlex Map)
Location May Change to a Larger Room
Tunis Conference Room, (Bldg. 43)
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043

Please enter from the north side of the building, in the middle of the Google campus. Also, parking will be much easier to find in the lots south of Bldg. 44 across the street from the main complex.

Sponsors

Google for conference room and snacks.

Attendee List
  • Kevin Nilson

  • Saleh Abdelbaqi

  • Shaun Abram

  • Thermond Adams

  • Humair Ahmed

  • Eric Aker

  • Denis Aleksandrov

  • James Allen

  • Michael Allen

  • Andres Almiray

  • alex alongi

  • Jose Amador

  • Roshan Amadoru

  • Adarshran Anantharaman

  • Lene Andersen

  • Mallikarjun Ankati

  • Yaw Anku

  • Durai Arasan

  • Siamak Ashrafi

  • ken aung

  • Glenn Ayers

  • Geetha Badami

  • Srinivas Badami

  • Soumi Banerjee

  • sabrina bazile

  • Andras Benke

  • Rajesh Bhatia

  • Ren Bitonio

  • gina blednyh

  • Navin Boddu

  • Prasad Bokare

  • German Borbolla

  • Veniamin Bourakov

  • Dave Briccetti

  • Adam Brown

  • Thong Bui

  • Picky Butani

  • Joël Calippe

  • Kevin Chan Chan

  • Shuh Chang

  • Herman Chen

  • John Chen

  • Stephen Chin

  • Victor Chugunov

  • Tony Constantinides

  • Justin Corpron

  • Tyler Curtis

  • Sindhu Damodaran

  • THUY DANG

  • Mark Davidson

  • Scott Davidson

  • John Dell'Aera

  • Darrell Denlinger

  • Francois Dermu

  • sant dhillon

  • Samuel Doyle

  • George Dsilva

  • Jinfan Duan

  • Brian Duff

  • Adam Dukovich

  • Lan Dung

  • Shravan Durvasula

  • Andrew Evans

  • Brett Fishman

  • Chip Floyd

  • Tom Flynn

  • Ronald Forbes

  • Eric Foster

  • Barbara Fowler

  • David Freedman

  • Michael Galpin

  • Anand Ganesan

  • Anil Gangolli

  • Aleksandar Gargenta

  • Marcelo Gobelli

  • Athreya Gopalakrishna

  • Ram Gopalaswamy

  • Ramkumar Gopalaswamy

  • Karthik Gurumurthy

  • matthew hafner

  • John Hampton

  • Joyce Hawkins

  • Tony Hawkins

  • Andrew Headrick

  • Maria Hernandez

  • Natalie Hill

  • Scott Hill

  • Ravishankar Hiremath

  • annie ho

  • Tony Ho

  • john huang

  • Arulraj Jayaraj

  • Philip Jenvey

  • Mountu Jinwala

  • Charles Johnson

  • Tom Johnson

  • Slave Jovanovski

  • Arup Kabi

  • Badari Kakumani

  • s kanga

  • linda kao

  • Masanori Kimizuka

  • Ron Kleinman

  • Suresh Koya

  • VIdyasagar Krishnamoorthy

  • Dragisa Krsmanovic

  • Neel Kumar

  • Rajiv Kumar

  • Ramamurthy kumar

  • Suresh Kumar Kumar

  • Jeremy Kuo

  • Pashupathinath Kura

  • Denys Kurylenko

  • Jeff LaBarge

  • Kartik Lakshminarayanan

  • Kwong Pan Lau

  • Nhut Le

  • Addison Lee

  • Robert Lee

  • Olivier Lemarchand

  • Annie Li

  • Benjamin Li

  • Calida Li

  • Jenny Li

  • Susan Li

  • Rick (evbr) Lindstrom

  • Kevin Liu

  • Matt Lourie

  • Jimmy Lu

  • zhao lu

  • Hien Luu

  • Moni Mau

  • Anup Mayank

  • Brad Mazur

  • Roger McComas

  • Eshwar Merugumala

  • Alexis Midon

  • Prafulla Mishra

  • Navinjai Mittal

  • Ahmad Mobasseri

  • Hetal Modi

  • Jameel Mohamed

  • Ignacio Molina

  • Vinay Nag

  • Kumar Nagarajan

  • Srinivas Nanduri

  • Aarthi Narayanan

  • Dinesh Narayanan

  • duong nguyen

  • Reza Nouri

  • Prosper Nwankpa

  • Peter O'Connor

  • Emil Ong

  • Bill Overstreet

  • suresh p

  • Kumar Pandey

  • Ram Panthagani

  • SRDJAN PANTIC

  • Sudarson parakalan

  • Unmesh Patil

  • Mingliang Pei

  • Damodar Periwal

  • Radha Popuri

  • Shesha Prasad

  • Yvonne Price

  • Georg Puchta

  • moorthi pv

  • John Quaresma

  • Moazam Raja

  • Sam Rajagopal

  • Sairam Ramachandran

  • Ajay Ramamurthy

  • Chris Randall

  • Srikanth Ranganamyna

  • Eddie Rau

  • Hanu Reddy

  • John Reilly

  • Sudhish Rema

  • Abdelmonaim Remani

  • Cheryl Rick

  • Van Riper

  • Lorenzo Rodriguez

  • Brian Roe

  • Maureen Ross

  • Harald Rudell

  • Alex Ruiz

  • Ixchel Ruiz

  • Krishna Sajja

  • Nikhil Samdani

  • Jenson Samuel

  • nambi sankaran

  • Sanker Santhanam

  • Manish Saxena

  • Alexis Schmidt

  • Dave Schweisguth

  • Dmitry Serebrennikov

  • Mubarak Seyed

  • Anand Sharma

  • Rajesh Sharma

  • Michael Sheehan

  • Nishant Shrestha

  • Pete Simanyi

  • Julian Sinai

  • Mike Slinn

  • Jay Snortland

  • Lieman Soewito

  • Jing Song

  • Valentina Sorokina

  • Steve Stilson

  • Andrea Stirrup

  • Gary Struthers

  • eve sun

  • Madhavi Surisetty Surisetty

  • Lawrence Suto

  • Purush Thambu

  • Srinath Thimmasetty

  • selvarajan thiyagarajan

  • Binil Thomas

  • Al Thompson

  • Jason Thrasher

  • Vanessa Tigno

  • Thinh To

  • Jessica Tong

  • Peter Tsai

  • LAK tuttagunta

  • Chris Tweney

  • Mike Uehara-Bingen

  • Ron Unger

  • Bernard Van Haecke

  • Suraj Varma

  • TJ Vatsa

  • Vishn Venkatesan

  • Jesudoss Venkatraman

  • Stephen Vogel

  • rajeev waghray

  • Albert Wang

  • gonghui wang

  • Qi Wang

  • Steve Wei

  • Brent Williams

  • James Williams

  • Tom Wilson

  • Tish Wood

  • Austin Wu

  • Qingtong Yan

  • Binwei Yang

  • YUNG NIEN YANG

  • Richard Yee

  • ed young

  • r. k. young

  • Roy Yu

  • Ted Yu

  • Peter Zen

When

Monday, August 18, 2008 from 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (PT)

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Where
Googleplex, Bldg. 43
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043



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