A few weeks ago I noted that Sun in Sweden announced on the JavaForum meetup that they were going to have a full day Java conference in January. This conference is called JFokus and will have 4 different tracks with 4 speakers on each track. I will feature in one of these tracks, talking about testing Java code with JRuby and RSpec, and also how to build a DSL for doing database integration testing using Ruby. I believe it will be very interesting, and the rest of the day looks incredible nice too.

So, if you’re in Sweden, Jan 30:th, look into it!

More information can be found at the official site: http://www.jfokus.se/.

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And now it’s over. Last night was the last presentation for me in a while. Over 200 people where there and the place was packed. I must say I’m very pleased with how my part went. I felt really good, much flow and the demonstrations went perfect.

Rob Harrop and Adryan Colyer talked about Spring 2.0 and AOP. It was fairly interesting, but since I’ve done some work with AOP before I felt that the level was a bit to introductory. No real meat.

JavaForum announced a day focused on Java in January, with four tracks and some great speakers. Looks very nice.

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On Tuesday it’s time for the big JavaForum in Stockholm. I’m looking very much forward to it and have spent some hours today sharpening the presentation. Of course it will be very interesting to see Rob Harrop too.

In other news, something quite exciting is probably just around the corner…

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It is now final that I will be presenting JRuby at JavaForum in Malmö, the 30:th October. There is more information available at www.javaforum.se.

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