London JBUG – We’re back!
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The document summarizes information about the London JBoss User Group (JBUG). It introduces Dominika Tasarz as the new co-organizer and provides details on past events including presentations on JBoss 7, Infinispan, and JBoss AS7. Upcoming topics that will be covered include Drools, Seam, ESB, Switchyard, and HornetQ. Members are encouraged to suggest additional topics and get involved by speaking, networking, sharing knowledge, and attending social events with pizza and beer. Contact information and links are provided to find more details about JBUG London meetings and presentations.
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- 1. London JBUG – We’re Back! Dominika Tasarz – London JBoss User Group Organiser JUDCon2011: London
- 2. Who am I? • Since May 2011 London JBUG co-Organiser together with Steve Millidge • Work for C2B2 Consulting Ltd – middleware consultancy company, the main sponsor of London JBUG
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- 9. What do we want you to do? • Join JBUG London! • Suggest topics • Get involved: speak, present lightning talks • Talk to other members, network • Share your knowledge and experience • Eat pizza and drink beer! easy, isn’t it?
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Editor's Notes
- JBUG is organised and supported by the community, we meet on a regular basis to discuss new technologies, development methodologies, interesting use cases, and other technical topics in friendly and casual atmosphere, in the late afternoon, after working ours, usually with some beer and pizza at the end.
- November JBUG is devoted to RHQ - we have lined up Heiko Rupp - Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat and RHQ specialist to present the main talk. Heiko will give an overview of RHQ and JBoss ON, talk about the new stuff in RHQ andJBoss ON 3.0.