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SunJUG Town is the place for Sarasota Java User Group people to get together. Come on in, sit a spell. Take your shoes off. We're all about Java software development and more.
Website: http://www.sunjug.org
Location: Sarasota, FL
Members: 27
Latest Activity: Sep 26, 2012
About SunJUG Town
The Sarasota Java User Group is an educational and networking organization covering Java and other Open Source technologies. While we are mainly Java focused, we welcome all local developers and will cover topics such as LAMP technologies and Ruby.
This community is a place for members to network virtually. Here, you can:
* make, invite and message friends,
* post and participate in discussions,
* follow the SunJUG Reading List. It's aggregated from the http://delicious.com/codetown2/sunjug feed. You can add bookmarks to the feed by saving them to http://delicious.com and specifying for:codetown2 Just add "for sunjug" in the notes and it will get moved by Codetown's Mayor Mike Levin to the Sunjug Reading List.
* post rich-text comments on the SunJUG Comment Wall. That includes links, photos and any rich media you choose.
You are encouraged to invite friends, create and join in on discussions, use tags and media to make the SunJUG Group more interesting. SunJUG, this is your place!
Next Meeting:
We've had a pretty busy schedule this year, so it's time for a World of Beer (WOB) meet up to discuss topics for the rest of the year. This is mainly a time to relax, network and drink beer, but if you have a good idea for a presentation I'd like to hear about it.
Wednesday May 16, 2012
6PM - 9PM
8217 Tourist Center Drive
Sarasota, FL 34201
Discussion Forum
Devpartner Java is now $149
was $2400 a few years ago.This is my favorite profiler, specifically for it's simplicity and it's line level profiling. The licenses is for 99 days, but that is about the same cost that the…Continue
Started by David Moskowitz Jul 19, 2011.
Cigar Night at Woody's 4/15/2010 2 Replies
Not much more to say.Be there!Continue
Started by David Moskowitz. Last reply by Steven P. Goldsmith Apr 14, 2010.
Upcoming Meeting Topic Wish List 2 Replies
What would you like to see presented at upcoming meetings in 2010?
Tags: sunjug
Started by Michael Levin. Last reply by Stephen Carter Jan 3, 2010.
Sunjug January 21, 2009: Building and Profiling an Application with Skyway, Netbeans, and JPA
More info athttp://www.codetown.us/events/sunjug-building-and-profilingContinue
Started by David Moskowitz Jan 5, 2009.
Sunjug Cigar Night this Wednesday
More details in the event section.http://www.codetown.us/events/cigar-night-at-the-sunjugContinue
Tags: Cigar Night, Sunjug
Started by David Moskowitz Dec 15, 2008.
Connect with us on LinkedIn
The Sunjug is also on LinkedIn.Connect with us athttp://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=707707Continue
Started by David Moskowitz Nov 26, 2008.
Welcome to the Sarasota Java Users Group on CodeTown
This will be our new home.Check back as we make the move to CodeTown.-DaveContinue
Started by David Moskowitz Nov 26, 2008.
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Comment by Chris Haddad on November 18, 2011 at 9:07am
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Workshop: Carbon and Stratos: understanding cloud-enabled modular middleware
Date: 15 December 2011
Location: Orlando
View the registration page for more information
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Comment by James Michael Khouri on March 17, 2010 at 5:58pm
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Hello, Everyone. My brother Jonathan Khouri invited me to join. I'm a .NET developer. But I love code as well as networking. Look forward to seeing you.
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Comment by David Moskowitz on December 4, 2009 at 5:59pm
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All the meetings will be posted in the event section of codetown.
We have cigar night in Dec and a meeting (date TBD) in January.
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Comment by Jonathan Khouri on December 4, 2009 at 2:19pm
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Is there any idea on when the next Sarasota meeting will be?
Happy 10th year, JCertif!
Notes
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