Arun Gupta, Miles to go ...
Arun Gupta is a technology enthusiast, a passionate runner, and a community guy who works for Sun Microsystems.
Monday February 26, 2007
Ashutosh created a Yahoo Pipe for WSIT to track WSIT-related blogs. This is useful as I don't need to search through multiple sites to find out the information. This is useful stuff so I created a new GlassFish Pipe to track GlassFish blog traffic by mashing up feeds from Bloglines, Technorati, Google Blogsearch, Findory, and IceRocket. If you want to create your own pipe, start here. An easier way to start is to clone the GlassFish pipe and change the parameters.
Yahoo Pipes is a free online interactive feed aggregator that allows to create data mashups.
Technorati: WSIT GlassFish YahooPipes Blogs
Posted by Arun Gupta in webservices | Comments[1]
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Last Friday jMaki team, at Sun Microsystems, arranged a jMaki Day for Sun-internal audience. The day was planned to introduce the technology and explains it's nuts and bolts with hands-on experience. Even though nobody outside Sun could attend it, but all the presos and lab material is available here.
The morning sessions gave an overview of jMaki and included:
- Sun, Web 2.0 and jMaki by Arun Gupta (me)
- Introduction to jMaki by Carla Mott
- Phobos and jMaki by Roberto Chinnici
- jMaki Tooling: State of Union 2007 by Ludovic Champenois
- jMaki State of Union 2007 by Greg Murray
The afternoon was BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) hands-on-labs and discussion with the team. It included:
- jMaki Applications - Doris Chen
- jMaki Recipe for building Web 2.0 Apps - Carla Mott
- Mashing it up with jMaki - Greg Murray
The slides for the morning session and hands-on-labs are available. Here are some pictures:
 Greg Murray |
 Attendees |
 Attendees |
 Carla Mott |
 Roberto Chinnici |
 Doris helping with mic |
 Ludovic Champenois |
Greg Murray |
 Lunch |
 Lunch |
 Hands-on-labs |
 Hands-on-labs |
You can get a flavor of these sessions and labs at Sun Tech Days.
You can also view a collection of samples (run or download them) put together by Sun's Web 2.0 team. You can also look for a collection of jMaki samples here. All of these samples can be run on GlassFish.
Here are some important jMaki links:
- Value proposition
- Overall framework architecture and features
- Basic Application Structure
- Creating jMaki widgets
Please send any feedback on slides and hands-on-labs to dev-AT-ajax.dev.java.net.
Technorati: jmaki ajax netbeans glassfish presos
Posted by Arun Gupta in web2.0 | Comments[2]
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