Tools in Action

Tools in Action are 30 minute talks during the Devoxx University days (Monday/Tuesday) in the later afternoon.
Here you get the opportunity to demonstrate a Java tool that you've created, love, promote etc.
People attending the Tools in Action presentations can of course also enjoy the University sessions!

Schedule Day 1 - December 8th Day 2 - December 9th

Tools in Action Talks Squill - Not Another ORM Developing composite, multi-language portlets with NetBeans and Eclipse The Jungle of the Web - A Way to Survive by Detecting Fast Flux Botnets Introducing Scimpi Spock - the smarter testing and specification framework A Thirty-Minute Development Cycle for JPA Applications with IntelliJ IDEA and Jalapeño Plugin Lookup - A new OSGi Service Registry Java-monitor in action Agile Testing of Java Rich Clients, with Fit, FEST and TestNG Profiler, the better debugger? Editing xml and html with JBoss Visual Page Editor Adobe Flash Builder JFreeChart Systems management with project RHQ Scala Actors Building Java Projects With Gradle Mobile Web Applications using the Apache Cocoon Framework Integration Testing a Mule Application Sharding in Hibernate Making full use of Hibernate Tools Easing JPA data access with Hades A successful search, a happy user make it happen Mockito in action VisualVM - new extensible monitoring platform Advanced Artifacts Management with Artifactory Dependency Management with Apache Ivy Smals-IDE - open source to the rescue 10 reasons why Java EE development doesn't have to be painful Linking Business Processes with User Interfaces Creating performance test data with the benerator The Next Generation Profiling and Diagnostics Tools Gradle - A Better Way To Build JSF on Rails - JDeveloper 11g, ADF 11g and JHeadstart Swing Explorer - cool tool for Swing application developers TeamCity - Continuous Integration, Build Management, and avoiding broken builds JSF, Ajax, and Seam portlet development with the JBoss Portlet Bridge Adobe Flash Catalyst A Year of Monitoring with Java-monitor RESTing easy with Grails

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