TwitterPizza, DukeMugs and eTradr - Three Java EE 6 Sold Out Hacks

One week with three slide-less sold out Java EE 6 events. The week started with JUG Berlin. Attendees decided for the Pizza Service implemented with Java EE 6 - so we did it. A student even managed to implement the application with me in real time. There were about 100 free places - the event was sold out in 3h.

In about 1 hour at the Java Dev Day we built DukeMugs Java EE 6 application. Oracle sponsored ten mugs with duke rockstar, which I gave away for the best questions. This event was moved from a smaller into a bigger room. We reached the max capacity of the bigger room as well, so the registration had to be closed...

In a whole day workshop at OOP Conference in Munich, we built an eTradr application. An attendee had deep trading domain knowledge, so we leveraged that for building a application and explaining Java EE 6 practices and techniques. We managed to build a whole application with Unit tests, mocking, load tests, REST (json, persistence), transactions, Servlets 3, JSF 2, discussing modules, architectures etc. I answered approx. >50 questions during the workshop and during the break.

The room was big enough, but they were not enough chairs... It was fixed before the event.

I pushed all sample apps into http://kenai.com/projects/javaee-patterns (in the "hacks" folder). The "patterns" and best practices are also described in my latest book.

Seems like Java EE 6 becomes extremely popular - at least all Java EE 6 related events are consistently sold out. Also interesting: only few attendees are actively using J2EE 1.4, the majority uses Java EE 5 and only few are using Java EE 6. Good news: the migration from Java EE 5 to Java EE 6 is nothing but fun :-)

Comments:

Many thanks for your presentation and the provided source code! As you wrote that there will be free beer and pizza at the JUG Berlin, I thought that it is fun. But at the end I have gone home with three pizza boxes. *g*

Greetings to wherever you are currently,

The student who managed to implement the application in real time with you ;)

Posted by Benny Neugebauer on February 04, 2011 at 10:10 AM CET #

@Benny,

yes - you really surprised me showing me a working application in the Pizza / Beer break. Have fun with Java EE 6!,

adam

Posted by adam-bien.com on February 11, 2011 at 06:15 PM CET #

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