La Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala (también conocida y llamada por sus siglas: USAC) es la universidad más grande de Guatemala y entre sus particularidades podemos mencionar que tiene uno de los programas en ciencias de computación más antiguos del país.

Invitados por personal de la escuela de ciencias y sistemas (ECYS), las Aventuras de Duke llegaron para compartir con los estudiantes de pregrado que estan iniciando su jornada en Java y el desarrollo de POO en general.

En esta oportunidad participamos con una charla:

  • Java y su ecosistema por Jorge Cajas @Jac_Mota

Como anecdota podemos mencionar que siempre que regresamos a USAC recordamos cuando se formó la actual versión de GuateJUG entre la union del Open Source University Meetup de Sun Microsystems y la «iteración» anterior de GuateJUG, una pagina completa de la historia de la computación en Guatemala nacio ahi :).

Agradecemos a la gente de USAC por la invitación y esperamos verlos en Java Day 2017.

I’m not accustomed to do «trip reports» of conferences, but I think this conference deserves the report.

Java Cloud Day 2017 was the result of a dream from the JEspañol community, a simple one in phrase but very difficult to achieve «unite Java Leaders from Spanish speaking countries in Latin America», dream that started three years ago. Although I’m not one of the «original members», last year I joined the effort after some pub-discussions in Java One.

Honor to whom honor is owed, one of the key sponsors who made this possible was CertificaTIC, a mexican Java-Oracle certification services provider who believed in the project and put a lot of resources for the event. Adrian, Mirza and the whole team . . . you rock!

The previous virtual conference

The event as a whole was carried as two conferences. The first leg called «conferencia virtual JEspañol» with VirtualJUG-Like conferences but in Spanish with speakers from Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Colombia, being the first of its kind.

Java Cloud Day Mexico 2017

And the day finally came . . .

Celebrated in conjunction with the 40th anniversary of the computer science program in the mythical Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México (UNAM), the event was a huge success.

With talks from Java Champions, Oracle Developer Champions, Oracle ACE, JUG Leaders, Oracle Technology Network and «Javatars», this is the biggest IT Spanish-speaking event I’ve ever attended, raising the bar for all of us in our next events.

Kudos, bitcoins, stamina, japanese ki and whatever is valuable for all participants and speakers. Events like these are my favorite since (and taking a famous phrase from DevNexus) this was an event from developers, by developers for developers.

The pictures

Some selected pictures from the event, dinner, and Teotihuacan.

My presentation

I presented some tip and tricks for the creation of Microservices with Payara Application Server, the presentation starts at minute ~45

See you in the next conference . . . or tour, who knows :)?

Una de las preguntas que más recibo en conferencias es “¿como debo iniciar con Java?¨ y sobre todo ¨¿que debo instalar para programar en Java?¨ respuesta que generalmente se resume a: Visiten go.java si hablan ingles Instalar Java Developer Kit Instalar algún IDE Sin embargo, durante mis clases de pre-grado me he dado cuenta que … [Read more…]