Oracle Launches ¡°Mastering J2EE Application Development Series¡±
¡ª¡ªFrom Oracle Dec 29, 2004
Industry Experts Address Today¡¯s Development and Deployment Challenges
Oracle® Technology Network (OTN), the technical resource
for building applications on the Oracle platform, launched
"Mastering J2EE Application Development Series,"
a 12-week series of technical articles providing expert
advice and best practices on how developers can simplify
the J2EE application development life cycle in 12 easy steps.
Open standards drive the current trends for information
technology (IT) software infrastructures and J2EE plays
an ever-increasingly important role in this arena - making
it necessary for application developers to stay up-to-speed
with the latest J2EE enhancements and challenges. The "Mastering
J2EE Development" series will equip developers with
the tools needed to address a full spectrum of technical
issues related to the J2EE development lifecycle, beginning
with project conception and continuing through to deployment
and release process.
The series will kick off with an article from Ted Neward,
a leading Java author and consultant. Each Friday, developers
can access articles from the "Mastering J2EE Application
Development" series at: http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/masterj2ee/index.html.
The complete schedule includes:
- Step 1: Slicing and Dicing J2EE
Ted Neward, consultant and author, Effective Enterprise Java
- Step 2: Managing Projects
Julien Dubios, J2EE expert
- Step 3: Designing and Modeling
Scott W. Ambler, senior consultant, Ronin International
- Step 4: Building on Frameworks
Andrei Cioroianu, founder of Devsphere
- Step 5: Building More Usable Software
Jonathan Boutelle, Rashimi Sinha, Ph.D, principal, Uzanto Consulting
- Step 6: Mastering Server Side Java
Rod Johnson, co-author, Spring Framework; and James Clark, Oracle TopLink Development
- Step 7: Mastering Server Side Java (Part 2)
Venkat Tipparam, Oracle Java Developer of the Year 2004
- Step 8: Designing Better User Interfaces
Hans Bergsten, member JCP expert groups and author of JavaServer Faces (O'Reilly)
- Step 9: Designing Better User Interfaces (Part 2)
Craig McClanahan, creator of Struts and JavaServer Faces
- Step 10: Mastering the Art of Debugging
Satadip Dutta, software architect, Hewlett-Packard
- Step 11: Optimizing and Profiling
Benjamin Livshits, Ph.D candidate, Stanford University
- Step 12: Deploying
Lonneke Dikmans, senior consultant, Transfer Solutions
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