My Talks at JavaOne 2012: “Lessons learned from JVM Languages (Java vs Groovy vs Scala vs Clojure vs JRuby vs Jython vs Kotlin)” and “Cloud Integration with Apache Camel”

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These days, I am at JavaOne 2012 in San Francisco. That’s the largest and most important Java conference worldwide. In this blog post, I wanna share the slides of my two talks…
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These days, I am at JavaOne 2012 in San Francisco. That’s the largest and most important Java conference worldwide. In this blog post, I wanna share the slides of my two talks…

Lessons learned: Use of Modern JVM Languages besides Java

I explain my lessones learned while using other programming languages on the Java Platform besides Java, e.g. Groovy, Scala, Clojure, JRuby, Jypthon, Erjang, and others.

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Systems Integration in the Cloud Era with Apache Camel

I already hold this session on some other conferences. I introduce the open source integration framework Apache Camel, then I show how easy it is do integrate cloud services such as Amazon Web Services (IaaS), Google App Engine (PaaS), and Salesforce (SaaS).

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