Pacific Northwest Software Symposium - October 14 - 16, 2005 - No Fluff Just Stuff

Pacific Northwest Software Symposium

Seattle · October 14 - 16, 2005

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Speakers

Ben Galbraith

Ben Galbraith

Book author, Ajaxian-at-Large, and Consultant

Brian Goetz

Brian Goetz

Author of Java Concurrency in Practice

Bruce Tate

Bruce Tate

Author of 3 JavaOne best sellers

Dave Thomas

Dave Thomas

Pragmatic Programmer, Ruby, Rails, Process Improvement

David Geary

David Geary

Author of Graphic Java, co-author of Core JSF, member of the JSF Expert Group

David Hussman

David Hussman

Agility Coach/Instructor/Practioner

Jason Hunter

Jason Hunter

Author of Java Servlet Programming

Justin Gehtland

Justin Gehtland

Founder of Relevance, co-author of Better, Faster, Lighter Java

Mark Richards

Mark Richards

Independent Software Architect, Author of Fundamentals of Software Architecture

Neal Ford

Neal Ford

Director / Software Architect / Meme Wrangler

Nick Lesiecki

Nick Lesiecki

Co-Author Mastering AspectJ and Java Tools for Extreme Programming

Ramnivas Laddad

Ramnivas Laddad

Author of AspectJ in Action

Scott Davis

Scott Davis

Author of "Groovy Recipes"

Stuart Halloway

Stuart Halloway

President of Cognitect

Ted Neward

Ted Neward

Venkat Subramaniam

Venkat Subramaniam

Founder @ Agile Developer, Inc.

Presentations

Unit Testing Java with Jython and JRuby
Stuart Halloway
Making the Most of XML
Ben Galbraith
Creating Polished Swing Applications
Ben Galbraith
Advanced Swing: Architecture and Frameworks
Ben Galbraith
Performance Monitoring in J2EE Applications
Ramnivas Laddad
Introduction to Aspect-oriented Programming with AspectJ
Ramnivas Laddad
Introduction to Aspect-oriented Programming with AspectJ
Ramnivas Laddad
Where Agile meets Argyle: New processes in established companies
Bruce Tate
Herding Racehorses and Racing Sheep
Dave Thomas
Agile Methodologies
Venkat Subramaniam
Ruby for Java Programmers
Dave Thomas
Ruby on Rails
Dave Thomas
Good, Bad and Ugly of Java Generics
Venkat Subramaniam
Beyond Java
Bruce Tate
Extreme Web Caching
Jason Hunter
An Introduction to XQuery
Jason Hunter
New Features in Java 5
Jason Hunter
Making Architecture Work Through Agility
Mark Richards
Java EE Command Pattern Architecture
Mark Richards
The Enterprise Service Bus: Do We Really Need It?
Mark Richards
Writing Secure Web Services (with Java and Axis)
Justin Gehtland
Introduction to Hibernate
Justin Gehtland
Advanced Hibernate
Justin Gehtland
Pragmatic Extreme Programming
Neal Ford
Language-oriented Programming and Language Workbenches: Building Domain Languages atop Java
Neal Ford
Regular Expressions in Java
Neal Ford
The Fallacies of Enterprise Systems
Ted Neward
Effective Enterprise Java: Security
Ted Neward
EJB 3.0 and New Java Persistence API
Mark Richards
Spring Intro
Justin Gehtland
Spring Security with ACEGI
Justin Gehtland
Being Productive with Java in the Enterprise
Ben Galbraith
Prudent OO Design
Venkat Subramaniam
Groovy for Java Programmers
Venkat Subramaniam
Introduction to Spring
Bruce Tate
Java Platform Security and JAAS
Stuart Halloway
Creating Killer Graphics and Professional PDFs with XML
Ben Galbraith
Introduction to Ajax
Ben Galbraith
Ajaxian JavaScript Frameworks
Ben Galbraith
Java Metadata
Jason Hunter
Testing the Web Tier
Scott Davis
Clean Up Your Code: 10 Java Coding Tricks, Techniques, and Philosophies
Neal Ford
Advanced Enterprise Debugging Techniques
Neal Ford
Guerrilla Web Techniques
Scott Davis
Effective Enterprise Architecture
Ted Neward
Pair Programming for the Single Programmer
Scott Davis
Enhance Design Patterns with AOP
Nick Lesiecki
AOP Applied, lessons from a J2EE project
Nick Lesiecki
Programming Java Concurrency
Stuart Halloway
Squashing bugs with FindBugs
Brian Goetz
Cryptography for Programmers
Stuart Halloway
Structuring concurrent applications in JDK 5.0
Brian Goetz
The Java Memory Model
Brian Goetz
Garbage Collection in the HotSpot JVM
Brian Goetz
Felix: A bag of Tricks for Java Server Faces
David Geary
Shale: Turbo-charge your JSF Apps
David Geary