Capital Java User Group
The Capital Java User Group is a group by and for Java users. If it's related to Java software development, we'll talk about it here. So far we have had presentations that dealt with Amazon S3, Spring, Google Maps, JUnit, JUnit Perf, Groovy, Grails, Web Development, I-Text, NetBeans, Java Server Faces, Java Concurrency, OSGi, Ajax and much more. If there is a Java related technolgy that you would like to hear more about, let us know. Better yet, if there is a Java related technology that you want to tell others more about, let us know. We are always on the lookout for new speakers with interesting Java related topics. While we will welcome the participation of sponsors, no vendor will be directing the content or activities of the group. The value of this group to any of us, depends on all of us.
Surviving the IPocalypse: IPv6, Linux, and You
Everyone who has a presence on the web is going to be forced to more about IPv6 in the coming years. Get ahead of the curve!
Quick, grab your smartphone, e-reader, computer and family (in that order), pack some supplies, and head for the hills! (except in Kansas, which is too flat.) The Internet as we currently know it is coming to an end!
We're running out of host addresses! In a matter of months, not decades they will all be used up. Are you prepared for the single biggest network event since broadband?
Say goodbye to your old friends like 209.85.225.99 and hello to 2001:4860:b007::6a (google.com). The existing IP version 4 numbering system with 32-bit addresses is nearly exhausted. In 2013, the last one will be gone. History! But, there is hope of rescue. It's not the cavalry, it's the Internet protocol version 6, with new-fangled 128-bit addresses, and it will impact every networked digital device, router and service you use.
What does this all mean?
Location
ITT Technical Institute
2450 Rimrock Road Room: Theory 3
Madison, WI 53713See map: Google Maps
April MadLUG Presentation: Lightning Talks!
The April MadLUG presentation was postponed due to it falling on Easter Sunday. It has been rescheduled to Sunday, April 18 and the topic will be MadLUG Lightning Talks. The finalized schedule is listed below.
Time: 1:00 – Sunday, April 18
Place: UW Computer Science Building
1210 West Dayton Street – Room 2310
Join us for a whirlwind series of 10 minute mini talks that span a variety topics. This is an excellent way to get some quick exposure to technical and non-technical issues that you may not have had time to explore yet. A short Q & A will follow each presentation.
Drop in for one, or stay for the entire series.
Times & Topics
1:00 Open Source Community Tools - LaunchPad, BugZilla and IRC (Doug Whitfield)
1:20 Minimal Ubuntu (Sam Gardner)
1:40 Version Control Systems (Doug "SuperDuG" Smith)
2:00 Open Data - Philosophy (Alnisa Allgood)
Time: 1:00 – Sunday, April 18
Place: UW Computer Science Building
1210 West Dayton Street – Room 2310
Join us for a whirlwind series of 10 minute mini talks that span a variety topics. This is an excellent way to get some quick exposure to technical and non-technical issues that you may not have had time to explore yet. A short Q & A will follow each presentation.
Drop in for one, or stay for the entire series.
Times & Topics
1:00 Open Source Community Tools - LaunchPad, BugZilla and IRC (Doug Whitfield)
1:20 Minimal Ubuntu (Sam Gardner)
1:40 Version Control Systems (Doug "SuperDuG" Smith)
2:00 Open Data - Philosophy (Alnisa Allgood)
Location
UW Comp Sci building
1210 West Dayton Street – Room 2310
Madison, WI 53703See map: Google Maps
Google Wave Hackathon
Web608 and MadGTUG are co-organizing a Google Wave Hackathon for Madison nonprofit day. If you have been waiting to get a Google Wave account this is your chance. Space is limited so make sure you RSVP now!
You can find out more about Google Wave here.
You can find out more about Google Wave here.
Location
Goodman Community Center
149 Waubesa St. Room: Merrill Lynch
Madison, WI 53704See map: Google Maps
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CapJug July Meeting
"You have probably been hearing the terms “Sprints”, “Backlog”,
“Chickens & Pigs” for the last year or so and wondering what all
this has to do with software development. If you are interested in
finding out, this session will be of interest to you. We will cover the
basics of Scrum. Scrum is an agile development methodology to
iteratively and incrementally develop software systems and products
(especially when requirements are rapidly changing). We will explore
the Scrum process framework focusing on the 3 Roles, 3 Artifacts and 3
Ceremonies of Scrum. We will also touch upon Agile principles on which
Scrum and other iterative methodologies are based on."
"Pattabi Doraiswamy will be giving us an introduction to SCRUM! You can find
more details at the website at: http://capjug.org/capjug/meeting/show/24
We will also have some goodies to give away from our friends at Sun
Microsystems.
"Pattabi Doraiswamy will be giving us an introduction to SCRUM! You can find
more details at the website at: http://capjug.org/capjug/meeting/show/24
We will also have some goodies to give away from our friends at Sun
Microsystems.
Location
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
125 S Webster St GEF3
Madison, WI 53703See map: Google Maps
CapJUG: Java Concurrency Part 2
Don't forget the CapJug meeting is tomorrow evening, March 10th at 6:00pm.
Aaron Dutenhoefer will be giving part 2 of his Java concurrency presentation.
We will have books and other goodies to give away as well as another license
for IntelliJ IDEA.
And breaking news: one of our members Mukhtiar Marok, has been kind enough to
sponsor our meeting. So you can come to the meeting without skipping dinner!
Thank you Mukhtiar! And thanks to all of you who regularly come out and
support CapJug!
Have a great meeting and I'll see you next month!
Dave
Location
GEF 3
125 South Webster Street Room 041
Madison, WI 53703See map: Google Maps
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