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Addtional Session - GreenFire BOF at JAX

Because of high demand, and many open questions, I will give an additional talk about GreenFire, the Audience Award Winner and 4th prize JAX Innovation Award: 

Why it is easy to save energy?
Why Groovy is cool? (actually hot in the context of GreenFire :-))
How GreenFire saves energy.
Is my heating Java-enabled?
Heating and JavaFX.
Why SunSPOTs are useful?
Can you heating speak:-)?
Clustering Technology (Shoal) in a heating system.
Why a washmachine cable was sacrificied.
Why mocking leads to >65000 degrees Celsius.
...and why Ruby On Rails was too complex, and Java EE 5 (Glassfish) just right :-)
Next steps - and new ideas - and Enter The Matrix

After a short introduction to the domain of heating systems :-), I will try to answer this and your questions as well in the BOF / Session (Thursday: 24.04.2008):  in Saal 12 BC, 15:15 - 16:15.

Gesendet von admin [Java EE 5 Architectures And Idioms] ( April 24, 2008 10:55 AM ) Permalink | Kommentare [2]
[my website] [This entry is based on / extends my books: Enterprise Architekturen, Leitfaden fuer effiziente Software-Entwicklung and: Java EE 5 Architekturen, Patterns und Idiome]

Kommentare:

How many people in this world have seen GreenFire in Action before this "Award"?

How many people in this world have known that GreenFire even exists before this "Award"?

Gesendet von Foo Bar am April 24, 2008 at 12:51 PM CEST #

Foo Bar,

"How many people in this world have seen GreenFire in Action before this "Award"?

It is hard to say. At the OOP conference, several hundreds. I opensourced it some time ago and got several emails - so it is really hard to say.

"How many people in this world have known that GreenFire even exists before this "Award"?"

At least several thousand :-). See interview at JavaLobby.

Foo Bar - you are a real geek - your name is great for a (Java Developer) :-)

Gesendet von Adam Bien am April 24, 2008 at 01:08 PM CEST #

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