Book Review: High performance web sites
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Sun, 2008-04-20 17:20.| High Performance Web Sites by Steve Souders is one of the most important books front end engineers should read to be able to develop a proper web sites. In 14 chapter, you will know 14 of the best tips to enhance the performance of your website. The good thing in this book, it is quick read and specific, the author gives example by numbers and statistics about the top 10 websites on the internet. In each tip Steve tells the effect of applying this tip on the top 10 websites. |  |
EGJUG Meeting: FCI Helwan University
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Sun, 2008-04-13 10:44.Place: Shoubra Faculty of Engineering
Date/Time 12 April 2008, 2 AM
Speaker: Ahmed Hashim
Session Abstract: What is Java Platforms
The objective from this session is to explain some concepts
and facts behind the Java Platforms and Java Programming language, we need the
students to be more familiar with Java, know the features and API’s available,
tools and supported platforms. Also clarifying some points which may not be
clear for students like the cross-platform, Virtual Machine, SDK, Runtime, Byte
code, JSR and JCP. In addition to that; I will talk about the difference between
J2SE, J2EE & J2ME and the usage of each of them.
Session title: Open Source Software
EGJUG Meeting: Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Sun, 2008-04-13 10:40.Place: Ain Shams University,Faculty of Science
Date/Time 12 April 2008, 2 AM
Speaker: Ahmed Hashim
Session Abstract: What is Java Platforms
The objective from this session is to explain some concepts
and facts behind the Java Platforms and Java Programming language, we need the
students to be more familiar with Java, know the features and API’s available,
tools and supported platforms. Also clarifying some points which may not be
clear for students like the cross-platform, Virtual Machine, SDK, Runtime, Byte
code, JSR and JCP. In addition to that; I will talk about the difference between
J2SE, J2EE & J2ME and the usage of each of them.
EGJUG Meeting: Faculty of Engineering, Shobra "IEEE week"
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Sun, 2008-04-06 17:15.Place: Shoubra Faculty of Engineering
Date/Time 7 April 2008, 11 AM
Speaker: Ahmed Hashim
Session Abstract: What is Java Platforms
The objective from this session is to explain some concepts
and facts behind the Java Platforms and Java Programming language, we need the
students to be more familiar with Java, know the features and API’s available,
tools and supported platforms. Also clarifying some points which may not be
clear for students like the cross-platform, Virtual Machine, SDK, Runtime, Byte
code, JSR and JCP. In addition to that; I will talk about the difference between
J2SE, J2EE & J2ME and the usage of each of them.
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Technical Seminar: Maven
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Mon, 2007-06-18 10:18.FCI-CU
Next Saturday 23/6 at 10:30 AM in faculty of computers and Information Cairo University - Seminar room.
there will be a session on MAVEN.
find below the session outline:
- What is maven2
- Why to use maven2 ?
- How maven2 works ?
- How to use maven2 for Java projects ?
- How to use maven2 for JEE projects ?
- Dependencies, versioning and management
- How to use maven2 plugins ?
- Tools, maven2 and Eclipse
to attend the session, you need to register by sending an email to: meeting@egjug.org
Thank you.
Open Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering by Jonas Boneer
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Thu, 2007-05-31 21:11.FCI-CU
Jonas is working at Terracotta Inc. with a focus on strategy, product development & architecture and technical evangelism. Prior to Terracotta, Jonas was a senior software engineer at the JRockit team at BEA Systems, where he was working on runtime tools, JVM support for AOP and technology evangelism.
He is a committer to Open Terracotta, the founder of the AspectWerkz AOP framework and has been a committer to the Eclipse AspectJ 5 project and various other Open Source projects. Jonas is a frequent speaker on AOP, JVM-level clustering and other emerging technologies (JavaOne, TSSJS, TSE, JAOO, eWorld, Java Pro Live!, Javapolis, AOSD conferences etc.). For more info, see his blog: http://jonasboner.com
Jonas will make 2 presentations:-
#Open Terracotta: Open Source JVM-level Clustering
Workshop on Software Engineering Education, FCI, June, 3rd 2007
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Tue, 2007-05-29 08:52.FCI-CU
Workshop on Software Engineering Education in
Challenges and Opportunities
Seminar Hall,
Faculty of
Computers and Information,
Spring session (Alef Arendsen, Interface21)
Submitted by Ahmed Hashim on Mon, 2007-03-26 13:19.FCI-CU, Seminar Room
Spring framework is one of the most popular JEE framework. Interface21 is the company behind the Spring framework which is doing development, support, training and consultancy.
Mr. Alef Arendesen, Principal consultant in Interface21 will make a presentation for our Java User Group. Alef Arendsen has overall responsibility for Interface21 service delivery in continental Europe. Alef is a software consultant with over 8 years' experience in the field of enterprise Java. He has worked with several Dutch companies, including start-up SmartHaven, where he was responsible for introducing a cutting-edge agile development process for a team of 35 developers. Alef has served as a mentor/coach for many development teams.
Administration of JBoss Application Server v4 on Linux Course
Submitted by iCraft on Mon, 2008-04-07 16:01.iCraft is announcing public jboss administration training....
This course teaches the basics of
the deployment and administration of web applications to a JBoss Application
Server V4 environment. This course concentrates on providing best-practice
solutions to handle common problems that occur in a JBoss environment so
students will have a high-level of skill with regard to JBoss administration.
