Confirmada mi participación para el evento Java más grande de Centroamérica: Java Day Guatemala 2015. Este año estaré compartiendo con los asistentes la conferencia: «Mejorando la productividad en proyectos Java EE con CI y CD».

Felicitaciones al equipo de GuateJUG por el esfuerzo que han realizado y el poder ofrecer por quinto año consecutivo un punto de encuentro entre profesionales, estudiantes, sectore privados y públicos en general para hablar, debatir y descubrir sobre Java y sus tecnologías.

La información general y registro del evento: http://www.guate-jug.net/javaday2015/

As I described previously, GuateJUG held a conference circuit promoting its yearly conference Java Day Guatemala 2015.This activity was motivated by Java’s 20th anniversary and specially due GuateJUG’s 5th anniversary.So… how do you achieve a tour …

This year I’m going to be participating again in an active way at JavaOne 2015.

I’ll be hacking some code and making some noise:

  •  Hackergarten on Tuesday noon hacking some code with the Open Source Project tFactory
  • Live interview with Oracle Technology Network on Tuesday afternoon presenting the Spanish spoken communities initiative called JEspañol.
  • Playing guitar, drums, singing and applauding  with the Java Community Band The Null Pointers.

This year my forum proposal was rejected but next year It will be another chance to apply for a presentation ;).

Stay tuned for updates and feel free of reach me out if you happen to be at JavaOne, OpenWorld or virtually on my channels.

El día de hoy 7 octubre 2015 tuve el agrado de compartir el HangOut sobre Java Profiling con Java Mission Control. Agradesco a Diego Silva @diegosilval por la invitación a colaborar con Apuntes de Java @puntesdejava.

Este HangOut es parte de la interacción que estamos promoviendo con @EventosJEspanol en los JUGs (Java User Groups) de habla hispana.

In GuateJUG we arrived to our fifth year, consequently I must start this post with a «thanks to everybody that made this possible (developers, advocates, supporters, sponsors, friends, family, and other-UG)».

This year has been a special year for GuateJUG and Java in general, in February we were very excited about being featured at Java Magazine (a little step for .gt developers, a great step for our user group), and as every inch of the web knows 2015 is the year of the 20 years of Java, another anniversary that came in hand to believe that 2015 is the year of Java reborn.

Hence, at GuateJUG we added to our regular activities a conference circuit called GuateJUG Tour.


GuateJUG Tour

As many of our activities, this is some kind of spontaneous tour, hence we’ll be adding dates as new cities are confirmed (Guatemala is a small country so it’s possible to confirm in very short notice).

The tour started on September 26 and I’m confirmed as a speaker in three cities, so I’ll be collecting my slides in this post for quick reference :).

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