BOJUG is Banglore’s Java Users Group. The purpose of this group is to share ideas, discuss java related technologies. The groups has members from most of the software companies in bangalore noteworthy are ThoughWorks, Cisco, Sun Microsystems and others.
The group meets once in a month and there are presentations by group members on various topics. Also somtimes there are presentation’s by some companies who want to spread awareness of there products and the new technologies in which they are working, recently there was a presentation by folks from Terracotta on clustered JVM. In coming weeks there will a presentation on JBoss by RedHat folks also.
BOJUG Home
BOJUG mailing list where you ask queries and see anouncement of topics and venue for coming meets: BOJUG mailing list
Feel free to ask me if you need any more info about this group.
Bangalore Open Java Users Group (BOJUG)
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This comment is not relevant to the post but i found something interesting:
just go to the page:
http://anuj-mehta.blogpsot.com/
The URL is strikingly similar to the URL of your blog homepage but the content completely different.
I guess its some kind of a spoof and the website wants to divert your regular readers,or a pure coincidence.
In case it is the former your blog is surely a popular one :)
That's strange!!
Thanks for your comments
Oh I got it..By mistake you typed "blogpsot" instead of "blogspot"
Hi all,
I am working for a software integrator company. My projects includes working on Java and Ruby on Rails and Ajax. I think Web Services is really cool. We also recently have to now work on REST and they are talking about mashups and Struts. Can anyone tell me if there are some good training or conferences so that me and my team members can get to speed with these technologies. Learning from books is not my cup of tea, even not when I was doing engineering ;)
All the help that group members can provide in this regard is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Vaibhavi
Hi Vaibhavi
Thanks for your comments.
I will suggest you following
1. Join BOJUG's mailing list. There are some technical session once in a month. Through mailing list you will be aware of the topics of sessions. The session might of help to you.
2. You can will find lot of web services related training videos on youtube.
3. Buy a book. Yes I know you don't like to read books. You don't need to read the whole book, just read some introduction and then start working, on need basis refer to only those topics in book or use google on which you had any doubt. Personally I follow this method and find it effective.
Anaz
Thanks for the info
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