Featured JUG: Tampa Java User Group (Florida, US)

The Tampa Java User Group#039;s post about their upcoming January 11, 2011 meeting showed up in my JUGs blog search feed yesterday. The meeting will feature David Chandler from Google, who will be talking about running Google Web Toolkit 2.1 on the Google AppEngine. The Tampa (Florida, US) JUG is run by Vladimir Vivien (pictured left). Vladimir is a software engineer in the Tampa Bay area, and says that his range of technology interests includes Java, Groovy/Grails, JavaFx, SunSPOT, BugLabs, and utterly ubiquitous computing using Java platform. The Tampa JUG meets monthly. The group#039;s activities over the past year were pretty regularly documented on the Tampa Java User Group blog. I#039;m glad that Vladimir (I believe it#039;s him) takes the time to make detailed posts about the upcoming Tampa JUG meetings, and other topics. Not only does this provide a nice historical record for the JUG, it also provides a list of speakers that other JUGs in the area might want to consider inviting to speak at one of their own meetings. Just before the year-end holidays, Vladimir posted 2010 Year End Review, in which he noted: The Tampa Java User is closing out a strong year once again with the help and support of its local members and sponsors. This year, like previous years, we were able to bring you great topics, speakers, and content including JavaFX Apache Hadoop RESTful Development with RestEasy JSF 2.0 EhCache / Hibernate In...

Date: December, 29 2010
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/editor/archive/2010/12/29/featured-jug-tampa-java-user-group-flori

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