Java@Cork is now a regular event on the developers' calendar and this year the conference has been extended to a full-day event. The line up features a mix of local it@cork members and international speakers, including Sun Microsystems' UK based Technology Evangelist Simon Ritter whose session will look at JavaFX, what the technology really is, the new compiler and tools available in the SDK and how to get started building applications. Simon will also talk about the forthcoming Java SE 6 update 10 release of the JDK and JRE which includes some exciting new developments for simplifying the deployment of the Java environment to large numbers of desktops.
The conference is next Tuesday 9th September at the Radisson SAS hotel in Cork.
For details and to register, go to www.itcork.ie/index.cfm?page=events&eventId=122
17th Irish OpenSolaris User Group meeting
Posted by : Dr. Root | 17 January, 2008 | Published in
If you're in Dublin and if you're interested to attend the next Irish OpenSolaris User Group meeting, it 's scheduled for the end of January:
For more info, visit their website:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/ie-osug/meetings/17/
| Topic: | News from December/January, Lightning talks & generally being social! | |
| Date: | Thursday 31st January 2008 | |
| Time: | 7:00pm onwards | |
| Location: | DIT, Kevin St. Room KE: 1-008 (unless I hear otherwise from the nice folks at DIT) |
For more info, visit their website:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/ie-osug/meetings/17/
New Year Resolution...
Posted by : Dr. Root | 08 January, 2008 | Published in
Happy New Year 2008 To You All! :-)
Do you have new year resolutions? Is it a long list and would there be space for one more -- Like checking out your local Solaris/OpenSolaris/Java User Groups?
The reason I'm mentioning this is that most of my interactions are online. But last year I got to talk to Tim Foster (Irish OpenSolaris Users Group) and to Luann O'Carroll (Dublin Java User Group), I also went to a number of community events and I have to say there's really nothing like meeting and talking to your peers in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. You can learn a lot from attending these events and it's an excellent opportunity to expand your social IT network.
So if there's still space on your list of new year resolutions, why not go check your local user groups? :-)
In Ireland:
» Irish OpenSolaris Users Group (check their podcast section!)
» Dublin Java User Group
Locate a user group:
» OpenSolaris User Groups
» Java User Groups
Do you have new year resolutions? Is it a long list and would there be space for one more -- Like checking out your local Solaris/OpenSolaris/Java User Groups?
The reason I'm mentioning this is that most of my interactions are online. But last year I got to talk to Tim Foster (Irish OpenSolaris Users Group) and to Luann O'Carroll (Dublin Java User Group), I also went to a number of community events and I have to say there's really nothing like meeting and talking to your peers in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. You can learn a lot from attending these events and it's an excellent opportunity to expand your social IT network.
So if there's still space on your list of new year resolutions, why not go check your local user groups? :-)
In Ireland:
» Irish OpenSolaris Users Group (check their podcast section!)
» Dublin Java User Group
Locate a user group:
» OpenSolaris User Groups
» Java User Groups
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