Twin Cities Java User Group    

The Twin Cities Java User Group is a blend of formal lectures and informal mingling for people interested in Java and related technologies & frameworks, architecture, development methodologies, and vendor products. Monthly meetings include a presentation from members and vendors with time set aside to meet others in the programming community. Users are encouraged to voice pinions on upcoming topics and direction of the group.

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President
Jeff Jensen: jjensen at intertech dot com

Sponsors

	The leader in hands-on workshops for Enterprise Web Developers	Intertech donates a classroom and projector setup for meetings and presentations, drinks and snacks, hosts our group website, and handles our e-newsletter.
	Computer Books, Conferences, Online Publishing	O'Reilly has, for years, continually donated books for our meeting drawing prizes

Meetings
Meetings are held on the second Monday of every month at Intertech, Inc in Eagan, MN. Directions to this location can be printed from a map. Social time starts by 5:30pm and the presentation starts promptly at 6:00pm, typically lasting for an hour to an hour and a half.

Meeting Archive

Topic Date	Topic discussed	File	Speaker	Company
January-10	Apache Synapse Enterprise Service Bus		Scott Hoggarth	Concur Technologies
November-09	Scala and JEE		Harlan Iverson	U of M
October-09	OSGi, Spring-DM, and Java: Components Done Right!		John Dubchak	Digital River
July-09	Mapping and Beyond: Adding Geospatial Capabilities to Java Applications		Harold Osmundson	ObjectFX
June-09	Android - The New Mobile Development Platform For Java Developers		Justin Grammens	Localtone Interactive
May-09	Building Web Apps with Spring 3.0		Bob McCune	MOS, Inc.
March-09	Writing a Secure Web Application		Jason Dean	Minnesota Department of Health
November-08	Rules within an Enterprise and their management with a BRMS, focus on JRules		DJ Des Jardins	ILOG
October-08	Rich Internet Applications with Appcelerator		Kevin Whinnery	Appcelerator, Inc.
September-08	Architecture and Agility Are Not Mutually Exclusive		David Hussman	No Fluff Just Stuff
August-08	GridGain 2.0 – Grid Computing Made Simple		Nikita Ivanov	GridGain Systems
July-08	JSF: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly		Mike Calvo	Citronella Software
June-08	Comet (HTTP Push) Roundup		Brian Repko	LearnThinkCode
May-08	Java at the Bottom of the World: Three Months in Antarctica		Josh Reed	ANDRILL
April-08	YUI: Getting Started		Nathaniel Schutta	ntschutta.com
March-08	Agile - Why should I use it on my project?		Stevie Borne	Thomson West
February-08	Building DSLs in Static and Dynamic Languages		Neil Ford	No Fluff Just Stuff
January-08	What's New in Spring 2.5		Bob McCune	Open Principle
November-07	GWT Advanced Component Design		John Dubchak	Elite Software Architects
September-07	Monitoring Software Quality with Continuous Integration		Andrew Glover	No Fluff Just Stuff
July-07	Advanced Selenium		Matthew Purland	MN DHS
May-07	Java Business Integration (JBI) specification		John Dubchak	Daugherty Business Solutions
April-07	Intersperse for J2EE Application Management		Mike Dickson	Tidal Software
March-07	Exploring the Java Persistence API		Bob McCune	Open Principle
February-07	Real World Grails		Scott Davis	No Fluff Just Stuff
January-07	Usage of Patterns, RUP - J2EE Design, and RUP Implementation (Build)		Nandan Dasgupta	Wells Fargo
November-06	Google Web Toolkit		John Dubchak	Daugherty Business Solutions
September-06	Large Enterprise Application Integration in Java, a Case Study		Jim White	Intertech
August-06	Agile Database Techniques		Tim Dawson	International Decision Systems
July-06	Java and AJAX		Nathaniel T. Schutta and Ryan Asleson	Tac Tech
June-06	Quick and Dirty Functional Testing with Selenium		Steve Peterson	Acorn Bay Software, Inc.
May-06	Introduction to Apache MyFaces		Mani Malarvannan	Cybelink
April-06	EclipseME		Craig Setera	SPSS, inc.
March-06	Service Oriented Architecture - Patterns and Best Practices		Ben Leadholm	American Express
February-06	Using Code Metrics for Targeted Code Refactoring		Andrew Glover	Vanward Technologies
January-06	Developing Applications for Single Sign On		Justen Stepka	Authentisoft