Discusses Java Community Developments
summary
Three-hour Java EE 7 university session fills a 700-seat room to about 90% and generates 98 questions via live Twitter; a hacker garden of ~8–10 contributors produces 50+ unit tests (using Arquillian) that run on GlassFish or WildFly; a 60-page hands-on lab becomes a race to finish with some attendees completing it in 90 minutes; a JSR 356 WebSocket session reaches roughly half capacity; community feedback cites GlassFish as the only compliant server and asks for NoSQL, caching, and a more open JCP process.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:02University Session on Java Ee 7
- 1:32Hacker Garden
- 2:16The Java Ee 7 Hands-On Lab
- 3:38Java Ee 7
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