Našim cijenjenim pravnim osobama članovima HUJAK-a, njihovim prestavnicima i svim djelatnicima,
našim dragim članovima HUJAK-a fizičkim osobama, sudionicima naših konferencija Javantura i JavaCro,
našim kolegama i prijateljima i njihovim obiteljima, te svim simpatizerima Java i srodnih tehnologija,
kao i svima drugima želimo
21. godišnja konferencija HrOUG 2016, u organizaciji Hrvatske udruge Oracle korisnika (HrOUG), dugogodišnjeg partnera HUJAK-a, održat će se od 18. do 22. listopada 2016. u Hotelu Istra na Crvenom otoku pored Rovinja.
Ove godine na konferenciji bit će predstavljeno 90 predavanja u 4 dvorane, čiji raspored možete pogledati u nedavno objavljenoj agendi, a među mnogobrojnim predavačima nalazi se čak 15 Oracle ACE-ova. Organizatori očekuju 500-njak sudionika iz preko 20 zemalja Europe, Amerike i Azije.
Naglašavamo kako je na konferenciji ove godine ponovno aktivna cjelina Java sa sljedećim predavanjima:
Kao što se može primijetiti u gornjem popisu, na konferenciji će kao predavači prisustvovati i predstavnici HUJAK-a, a ovim putem pozivamo sve članove i simpatizere Java tehnologija da nam se pridruže na konferenciji HrOUG 2016.
Do 23. rujna aktivne su rane prijave s 10% popusta na ulaznice i 5% popusta na smještaj, a pravne osobe članovi HUJAK-a u 2016. godini mogu iskoristiti dodatni popust od 10% na ulaznice, koje možete rezervirati ovdje.
Naš dugogodišnji član kompanija Liferay poziva sve članove HUJAK-a i simpatizere na konferenciju ModConf posvećenu prvenstveno modularnosti i mikroservisima koju organizira u suradnji s OSGi Alliance, a koja će se održati 15. studenoga 2016. u Darmstadtu u Njemačkoj, u sklopu poznate Liferayove konferencije DevCon od 14. do 16. studenoga.
Call for Paper za ModConf s temama iz područja Java modularnosti (OSGi, Jigsaw …), Web modularnosti, reaktivnog i modularnog programiranja, metodologija i arhitektura, IoT-a, izgradnje i testiranja te modularnosti za DevOps/Clouds je otvoren do 7. rujna.
Ako ste zainteresirani sudjelovati pošaljite nam mail na info@hujak.hr pa možemo pitati za popuste na ModConf, ali i cijeli DevCon.
Ionic framework is one of the most popular hybrid mobile framework that appears in last 2 years. In this presentation we will try to show you, our challenges and problems that we solve working on app for Airline company. With hybrid development you can solve your problems really fast, but you can also stuck in a problems that you will be ask your self twice was the “hybrid way” right way to do it.
View data in real time in Big Data environment is becoming more and more challenging. Classical transactional systems and data replication encounter more obstacles in Big Data environment. One of those obstacles is large latency between time when data entered in the system and time when data is ready for querying. In this presentation will be shown the path that Infobip has chosen to try to achieve real time in Big Data environment. Keywords: Lambda architecture, Redis.io, Apache Kafka, druid.io.
EcmaScript6 or ES6, also known as Harmony, is the latest specification of the language, finalized in June 2015. Six years after the ES5, ES6 presents a significant update with numerous improvements and new features, setting a solid foundation for future 12 month release cycles and forthcoming evolution of the language.
Last year we thought about starting a new Internet of Things project. In the end we decided to use Lego and Raspberry Pi’s to create The Internet of (Lego) Trains. There were multiple reasons for this project. We wanted to learn more about these technologies, get non-technical people and children excited about electronics and programming and have an excuse to play with Lego. The Lego trains are equipped with a Raspberry Pi, camera, wireless dongle, infrared transmitter, speaker, RFID reader and battery pack. Next to that we have automated switch tracks again with the help of a Raspberry Pi. To view the entire track we also have an overview camera connected to a Raspberry Pi. To control the trains and other parts we built a Java and AngularJS application. The Java application uses Jersey for the REST endpoints and connects with the different components. For some functionality the Java application calls C and Python code so we didn’t need to write and maintain that functionality ourselves. The application supports both manual control of the train and autopilot functionality. In this session we will explain how you can build your own Internet of (Lego) Trains. Next to that we will talk about our experiences and challenges and of course we will give a live demo!
We are used to give commands to our computers with mice and keyboard shortcuts – even though, as programmers, we know how we can be expressive with text. Could we be more effective if we communicate with computers using language, be it natural or artificial, typed or spoken? Through examples of real-world products we’ll demonstrate the power and usefulness of verbal user interfaces.