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JaroslavTulach: /* Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 */

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Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269

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	=== Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 ===		=== Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 ===

-	Forget about runtime [[annotation]]s as used for example by JavaEE or [[Spring]]. They don't worth a penny compared to advanced compile-time [[annotation]]s processed by [[JavaC]]'s [[AnnotationProcessor\|annotation processor]]s during compilation! [[Annotation]]s of this kind change the way we think about [[Java]]. They can improve scalability, performance, and simplicity of our [[Java]] frameworks without the hassle of on-startup processing so common in the EE space these days.	+	Forget about runtime [[annotation]]s as used for example by [[JavaEE]] or [[Spring]]. They don't worth a penny compared to advanced compile-time [[annotation]]s processed by [[JavaC]]'s [[AnnotationProcessor\|annotation processor]]s during compilation! [[Annotation]]s of this kind change the way we think about [[Java]]. They can improve scalability, performance, and simplicity of our [[Java]] frameworks without the hassle of on-startup processing so common in the EE space these days.

	Join us to learn how to design a [[DSL\|Domain Specific Language]] in [[Java]], how to improve the scalability of modular applications, how to improve startup time by building [[CompileTimeCache\|compile-time caches]], how to mimic the flexibility of [[LiveDB\|Anything on Rails]] in plain [[Java]], and how to simplify your I18N practices! Learn from our rich experience of building [[API]]s around [[AnnotationProcessor\|annotation processors]]. Learn how [[AnnotationProcessor]]s simplify integration of your technology into any [[Java]]6 compliant IDE.		Join us to learn how to design a [[DSL\|Domain Specific Language]] in [[Java]], how to improve the scalability of modular applications, how to improve startup time by building [[CompileTimeCache\|compile-time caches]], how to mimic the flexibility of [[LiveDB\|Anything on Rails]] in plain [[Java]], and how to simplify your I18N practices! Learn from our rich experience of building [[API]]s around [[AnnotationProcessor\|annotation processors]]. Learn how [[AnnotationProcessor]]s simplify integration of your technology into any [[Java]]6 compliant IDE.

JaroslavTulach at 07:48, 23 October 2012

2012-10-23T07:48:33Z

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-	I have participated at [[JavaOne]] 2011. Three of my submissions were [[#Accepted\|accepted]], some of them [[#Rejected\|rejected]]. Anyway I was in Califonia at the end of September 2011 and I enjoyed the talks quite a lot.	+	I have participated at [[JavaOne]] 2011. Three of my submissions were [[#Accepted\|accepted]], some of them [[#Rejected\|rejected]] (but I resubmitted them for [[JavaOne2012]]). Anyway I was in Califonia at the end of September 2011 and I enjoyed the talks quite a lot.

	== Accepted ==		== Accepted ==

JaroslavTulach: /* 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems */

2012-10-23T07:48:02Z

23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems

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	'''Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55''': John Langton,		'''Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55''': John Langton,
-	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!	+	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to [[modularize]] existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Btw. I have successfully applied that experience when [[Modular Java SE\|modularizing Java]] itself. Anyway, looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html modularization project of mine] will look like an artifact from a stone age!		As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Btw. I have successfully applied that experience when [[Modular Java SE\|modularizing Java]] itself. Anyway, looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html modularization project of mine] will look like an artifact from a stone age!

JaroslavTulach: /* 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns */

2012-05-18T07:04:17Z

19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns

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	Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. I am ready to share it. Don't forget to stop by to get wiser!		Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. I am ready to share it. Don't forget to stop by to get wiser!
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		+	The slides are available [[Media:Patterns_for_Modularity_II-_Revenge_of_the_Patterns.pdf‎\|here]].

	== Rejected ==		== Rejected ==

JaroslavTulach at 19:35, 10 October 2011

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-	[[JavaOne]] 2011 ~~is around the corner,~~ submissions ~~were sent, some of them~~ were [[#Accepted\|accepted]], some of them [[#Rejected\|rejected]]. Anyway I ~~am coming to~~ Califonia at the end of September 2011 and I ~~am looking to meet with old and new friends~~.	+	I have participated at [[JavaOne]] 2011. Three of my submissions were [[#Accepted\|accepted]], some of them [[#Rejected\|rejected]]. Anyway I was in Califonia at the end of September 2011 and I enjoyed the talks quite a lot.

	== Accepted ==		== Accepted ==

JaroslavTulach: /* 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems */

2011-10-09T20:27:31Z

23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems

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	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!		Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

-	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Btw. I have successfully applied that experience when [[Modular Java SE\|modularizing Java]] itself. ~~Looking~~ from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project] will look like an artifact from a stone age!	+	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Btw. I have successfully applied that experience when [[Modular Java SE\|modularizing Java]] itself. Anyway, looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html modularization project of mine] will look like an artifact from a stone age!

	=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===		=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===

JaroslavTulach: /* 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems */

2011-10-09T20:26:31Z

23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems

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	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!		Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

-	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project] will look like an artifact from a stone age!	+	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Btw. I have successfully applied that experience when [[Modular Java SE\|modularizing Java]] itself. Looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project] will look like an artifact from a stone age!

	=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===		=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===

JaroslavTulach at 13:18, 15 September 2011

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	=== 23320: Paradoxes of API Design ===		=== 23320: Paradoxes of API Design ===

-	Wednesday, 10:00-11:00, Parc 55: [[GeeCON]] session was successful, let's try to talk about [[ParadoxesVideo\|paradoxes]] at [[JavaOne]] as well.	+	'''Wednesday, 10:00-11:00, Parc 55''': [[GeeCON]] session was successful, let's try to talk about [[ParadoxesVideo\|paradoxes]] at [[JavaOne]] as well.

	=== 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems ===		=== 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems ===

-	Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55: John Langton,	+	'''Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55''': John Langton,
	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!		Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

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	=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===		=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===

-	Thurday, 14:00-15:00, Hilton: Zoran Ševarac, Toni Epple and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Zoran discovered Kirkk's [http://www.kirkk.com/modularity/chapters/ Modular Architecture] book and literarly forced me to read it. I don't regret, it was interesting read.	+	'''Thurday, 14:00-15:00, Hilton''': Zoran Ševarac, Toni Epple and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Zoran discovered Kirkk's [http://www.kirkk.com/modularity/chapters/ Modular Architecture] book and literarly forced me to read it. I don't regret, it was interesting read.

	Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. I am ready to share it. Don't forget to stop by to get wiser!		Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. I am ready to share it. Don't forget to stop by to get wiser!

JaroslavTulach at 13:17, 15 September 2011

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-	[[JavaOne]] 2011 is around the corner, submissions were sent, some of them were accepted, some of ~~there~~ [[#Rejected]].	+	[[JavaOne]] 2011 is around the corner, submissions were sent, some of them were [[#Accepted\|accepted]], some of them [[#Rejected\|rejected]]. Anyway I am coming to Califonia at the end of September 2011 and I am looking to meet with old and new friends.

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	=== 23320: Paradoxes of API Design ===		=== 23320: Paradoxes of API Design ===

-	Wednesday, 10:00-11:00, Parc 55: [[GeeCON]] ~~sesstion~~ was successful, let's try to talk about [[ParadoxesVideo\|paradoxes]] at [[JavaOne]].	+	Wednesday, 10:00-11:00, Parc 55: [[GeeCON]] session was successful, let's try to talk about [[ParadoxesVideo\|paradoxes]] at [[JavaOne]] as well.

	=== 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems ===		=== 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems ===
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	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!		Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

-	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005: [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project ~~page~~].	+	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005. Looking from the pespective of ''Featurerous'', the whole [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project] will look like an artifact from a stone age!

	=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===		=== 19720 - Patterns for Modularity II: Revenge of the Patterns ===

-	Thurday, 14:00-15:00, Hilton: Zoran Ševarac, Toni Epple and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Zoran discovered Kirkk's [http://www.kirkk.com/modularity/chapters/ Modular Architecture] book and literarly forced me to read it. I don't regret, it was interesting read. Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. ~~Stop~~ by to get wiser!	+	Thurday, 14:00-15:00, Hilton: Zoran Ševarac, Toni Epple and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Zoran discovered Kirkk's [http://www.kirkk.com/modularity/chapters/ Modular Architecture] book and literarly forced me to read it. I don't regret, it was interesting read.
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		+	Zoran will likely quote the book a bit and (to make our session more entertaining) I will try to get into an argument with him. Because there is a bit wisdom to add on top of Kirkk's observations. I am ready to share it. Don't forget to stop by to get wiser!

	== Rejected ==		== Rejected ==
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		+	My record indicates that I usually need to propose a topic for [[JavaOne]] twice. I proposed the [[paradox]]es talk for [[JavaOne2010]] and it was rejected. Now, a [[JavaOne2011\|year later]], it got accepted. That is why get a smell from the content that will be available in 2012 by reading list of my proposals rejected [[JavaOne2011\|this year]].

	=== Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 ===		=== Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 ===

JaroslavTulach: /* 23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems */

2011-09-15T13:07:33Z

23640 - The How-To of Migrating Legacy Applications to Module Systems

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	Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55: John Langton,		Thursday, 12:30-13:30, Parc 55: John Langton,
-	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[~~Users~~:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!	+	Andrzej Olszak, [[Geertjan]] and [[User:JaroslavTulach\|me]]. Andrzej is author of ''Featureous'' tool that helps to modularize existing monolithic applications. John successfully used that tool to modularize his ''NDVis''. That is going to be really enlightning talk. I am looking forward to be part of it!

	As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005: [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project page].		As far as my part goes, I'll be presenting how we modularized [[NetBeans]] ''Open IDE'' [[API]]s in 2005: [http://openide.netbeans.org/proposals/arch/modularize.html project page].