[ajug-members] Event Planning: Web Framework Battle

[Rick Reumann]

Wish I could go to represent Stripes. I'm diggin' it.

On 9/28/07, Kerry Wilson <kwilson at wmsco.com> wrote:
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> Might be a good idea to have a Groovy / Grails person there to represent it
> and possibly other scripting language frameworks.
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> kw
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> Kerry Wilson
> Lead Developer
> Williams Web
> (423) 485-4747
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Burr Sutter
> To: 'General AJUG membership forum (100-200 messages/month)'
> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 8:15 AM
> Subject: [ajug-members] Event Planning: Web Framework Battle
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> Hello Team (you are all now part of the event planning exercise!)
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> We have successfully laid the plans for the Oct, Nov, Dec & Jan 2008
> meetings. Plus have a candidate for a 2nd Jan meeting as well!  So now that
> I have some breathing room, I want to orchestrate two new events that will
> require a significant amount of manpower on behalf of the coordinator.
> There are two topics that I believe would best be covered by a group of
> panelists who can talk about their experiences.
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> Topic 1: Web Frameworks
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> Topic 2: Methodology/Processes
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> This email concerns Web Frameworks (another email will be sent out to
> discuss the other topic).
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> We need:
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> 1 – coordinator/producer – someone who will make sure the people below show
> up, on the right date/time, with the right information
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> 3 to 4 – panelists – these may be end-users from the local community OR
> these may be representatives from the actual framework projects (the latter
> is going to be way more difficult to come by).
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> The objective is to have a lively discussion of one a panelist loves his/her
> framework the most.  They might be totally fascinated by Struts 2 or Wicket.
> Or perhaps they love JSF or even Seam.  Or maybe they think Struts 1 is
> still the best thing in the world and will make sure his/her projects will
> continue to use that technology for years to come.
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> In any case, I would like to hear your opinions the following:
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> -          What frameworks should be reviewed (need a champion on the panel)
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> -          Who should be the panelists (we are primarily looking for sr devs
> & archs who use this stuff)
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> -          What are the key questions to be asked of the panelists (e.g.
> tell us about your framework's AJAX-ibility or adaptability to auto unit
> testing)
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> Please do reply all and lets make this an open discussion.  Part of the
> learning process will occur just in this conversation.  I do believe this is
> make for a very fun and educational event.
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> Burr
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-- 
Rick