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AUUG 2004 Java API Tutorial

ThriveOnline will give a whole-day tutorial on The Australian Unix User's Group (AUUG) annual conference, AUUG2004 in Melbourne.

To register, visist the AUUG 2004 website.

This aims to orient attendees in the wealth of extensive libraries available to Java developers, in a usage-based approach ... that is, given a problem-space, what tools are available, and given multiple tools, why would one be chosen over another?

Coverage will be devoted to the various areas of the Java universe in these proportions:

core J2SE (1.5) platform40%
significant 3rd party products (incl open source)20%
J2EE (1.4)15%
important upcoming JSR's15%
significant design patterns10%

Embedded Java topics won't be covered.

No experience with Java is assumed, although attendees should have a familiarity with general programming issues that these libraries and frameworks address. The style will be broad and evaluative, rather than in-depth and technical. The purpose is to orient attendees in where to start looking for API's that suit their particular programming needs.

Topics covered include:

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David Bullock, Director.

David has 7 years commercial IT experience as a systems integrator in the finance, tele-comms, and government sectors.

He has written software for the Deutsche Bank in London, Telstra, and the Environment Protection Authority in South Australia.

David is the president of the Australian Java User's Group, a community of software professionals dedicated who get better returns on programming effort by using the Java platform.

With David's concern for simplicity, communication and usability, as well a deep understanding of large-scale web-site issues, ThriveOnline is thoroughly equipped to take your website the next step.

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