Hi Matthias,
Thanks for this invite, and yes, I'd definitely be interested in doing a
session there.
There's been news on the Naked Objects front this year... we've now been
accepted into the Apache Incubator, to be known as Apache Isis [1]. We
are still in the process of moving the code over, after which we need to
do some tidy up. But this'll give us a hard deadline to get a v0.1 out.
Do you need me to formally resubmit, with updated proposal text? If so,
is there a page to go to?
Thanks again,
Dan
[1] http://jaxenter.com/apache-isis-interview-30780.html
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On 28/09/2010 22:05, Mattias Karlsson wrote:
Hi Dan,
We will have a full DDD track for Jfokus 2011 14-16, probably 15th
will be the DDD day.
Eric Evans will be in Stockholm, Dan Bergh J will do a session and
some other people you might know.
Are you interested in doing this in 2011?
Thanks,
Mattias Karlsson
www.linkedin.com/in/mattiask <http://www.linkedin.com/in/mattiask>
Den 25 september 2010 18:27 skrev Mattias Karlsson
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
>
>
> Den 11 september 2009 17:44 skrev <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
>>
>> Nytt talförslag till Jfokus 2010:
>>
>> ID: 174
>> Namn: Dan Haywood
>> E-post: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
>> Titel: Domain Driven Design using Naked Objects
>>
>> Typ: 1 - normal (ca 45 min)
>> Nyckelord:DDD, Naked Objects, Java
>> Abstrakt:
>> The Naked Objects Framework allows you to develop fully-blown
applications
>> simply from a pojo-based domain object model. Using convention and
>> annotations the framework builds a meta-model of the domain objects
and the
>> rest of the framework uses this to apply security, transfer objects
over the
>> wire and – indeed – to render them in an object-oriented UI.
>>
>> In this talk Dan Haywood – a contributor to the framework and
project lead
>> for a number of sister projects – will explain how Naked Objects'
>> programming model supports a domain-driven approach by enforcing a
>> rigorously layered architecture and providing the key building
blocks needed
>> to build domain-driven applications.
>>
>> He'll also demonstrate how the domain model you develop can adapt to
>> various deployment environments, from just being used as a
development-time
>> tool, through to being embedded in other frameworks (such as
Wicket), all
>> the way through to a full deployment either client/server or on the
web.
>
