When is that?
On 17 Jan 2007, at 18:33, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
FYI:
rife will be represented at the web framework smackdown :)
cheers,
Emmanuel
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Date: Jan 17, 2007 5:26 PM
Subject: RE: BOF 24 Planning
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Hi Lauren
As promised here is some more content for JAVAWUG BOF 24 :
The evening will consists of a so-called web framework smack-down
between three proponents.
We will convene and discuss the pros and cons of the following web
frameworks.
RIFE - Emmanuel Okyere will be representing this candidate. RIFE is
a new generation full-stack framework that is based on advanced
template technology, it is considered a pioneer in its field. For
example RIFE was one of the first to build in a continuations
framework.
Spring MVC - Peter Pilgrim will be representing this framework.
This is a web framework that was designed by Rod Johnson to be
better than Struts Classic edition. This framework is strongly
associated with the Spring Framework itself and also the companion
project Spring Webflow
Kevin Saunders will deliver a short presentation on using Java
5.0 / JSP 2.0 / EL / Servlet 2.4 as your web framework. That is, he
will be representing the standard APIs, with the tools available
out-of-the-box. He will show examples using the current version of
Java together with the recent JSP/Servlet specification which will
allow you to create MVC sites very quickly and easily.
In particular the current version of EL has knicked most of the
good things about Struts and is definately worth a look
Fourth person - (Adam Hardy , Eclipse Tomcat based Applications TBC)
At the time of going to press the evening may take the place of a
panel discussion with each representative
providing a demonstration with strong interaction with the
audience. So the BOF may or may not follow a
mini open space technology discussion style.
Some additional questions to worth pondering:
What type of applications are suited the web application framework
in question?
What are pros and cons of each framework?
How easy is it to learn?
What are the dependencies for each framework? (e.g Java EE, J2EE,
Apache etc )
Are there any tools that support any of these frameworks in order
to ease-development?
Are these frameworks easy to extend?
Are there real-world examples out there on the net publicly available?
How do these frameworks support AJAX?
How will these frameworks feature in an increasingly Web 2.0 world?
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From: Lauren Clegg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 January 2007 10:12
To: Pilgrim, Peter
Subject: Re: Skills Matter Availability
Hi Peter,
I did have a great Christmas and New Year's - thank you! I went
back to Boston for Christmas and was also back in London for New
Year's Eve. Monday, 19th February works for us, I have added the
meeting to the schedule. If you could just send me a brief write-
up, description, etc. of what the BOF will be all about so that I
can make a registration page on our website ASAP, that would be great!
Thanks!
Lauren
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