HackerGarten
summary
Hacker garden shows a working JavaFX frontend for the Devoxx tweetwall built with JDK 8, converted from 3D back to a readable 2D layout and deployed from USB because no network was available, code pushed to GitHub as tweetwall effects. The space runs on six tables, hosts recurring contributors and five JSR spec leads, yields JSF issue patches and new MVC/JSR354-related code that actually lands in upstream repositories.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00HackerGarten at Devoxx
- 0:28HackerGarten initiative
- 1:32JavaFX tweet wall
- 3:38Beyond code contributions
- 5:04Anatole’s JSR contributions
- 6:28Nepi’s Java EE MVC plugin
- 7:10Spec leads collaboration
- 8:17Networking with project leads
- 9:39Attendees’ experiences
- 10:21Future HackerGarten events
- 11:05Closing remarks
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