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Posted to dev@directory.apache.org by Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org> on 2007/08/26 22:21:18 UTC
[LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Hi all,
I know many of us will be at the LDAP conference [0]. This is a great
opportunity for us to get
together and discuss the various issues we have to confront and the
technologies we can use
for them. I'm not referring to specific initiatives like replication etc
that only a few use but rather
issues and choices we are going to have to make that effect us all as a team
like:
Testing (these itests take too long)
Container Approach
Refactoring the Core
RoadMap and Scrum Process
Builds
Documentation
(Please add to this list if you have more topic ideas)
The idea here is to have each person look into some technology that might
help in one or more of
these areas. We all don't have time to investigate everything like GBeans,
XBean, OSGi etc for
the container approach. However a couple of us can learn one approach we
can take and give a
quick 10-15 minute presentation on it explaining the technology and it's
benefits. After
presentations on each subject we can step back and look at the subject
together so we can
spend some time disucssing how to use the various technologies and talk
about pros/cons for
each. We don't need to make technical or project decisions but we can
educate each other and
discuss applicability.
What we can do is meet in a hotel room or conference room in the hotel after
the conference has
finished for after hours drinks and snacks. Perhaps we might not want to do
this if we're going
to hang out with some folks from the conference after hours. I don't know
but I thought it was
still worth posting the idea of such a thing. If you guys are interested
I'd like to start having each
of us pick something to research that we can discuss.
For me:
XBean
JUnit 4.4
I would like to look into JUnit 4.4 and XBean to figure out how we can
tackle some issues with
testing and containers respectively.
Alex
Re: [LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Posted by Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org>.
Actually we can do it on any day you like but I really like the idea of
doing it on Wednesday
night if you can come earlier because this is the best night which is not on
a conference night.
Thursday will be hectic with meeting all sorts of LDAP people and I would
not like to pull anyone
away from shmoozing etc. And Friday is when all are leaving. So the best
day really is
Wednesday night.
Alex
On 8/26/07, Stefan Zoerner <st...@labeo.de> wrote:
>
> Hi Alex!
>
> Do you think about the evening of September 05 (Wednesday) or September
> 06 (Thursday)? Or both? I have not decided on which day I'll arrive
> (Wednesday eve or Thursday morning), but these "sessions" would probably
> influence me.
>
> I like your idea of discussing things, the opportunity of so many people
> grouped together in one location is quite attractive. Although I am
> mostly interested in getting to know all of them (I have not seen
> anybody from the project face to face yet). Besides that I am interested
> in the documentation and the testing area.
>
> I will probably not be able to prepare anything, because the book is
> still not finished yet (sh...). But if anybody is interested, I can
> share my Open Group/LDAP certification knowledge, which would apply to
> the testing area to some degree.
>
> See you near the cathedral
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_Cathedral
>
> Stefan
>
>
>
>
>
Re: [LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Posted by Stefan Zoerner <st...@labeo.de>.
Hi Alex!
Do you think about the evening of September 05 (Wednesday) or September
06 (Thursday)? Or both? I have not decided on which day I'll arrive
(Wednesday eve or Thursday morning), but these "sessions" would probably
influence me.
I like your idea of discussing things, the opportunity of so many people
grouped together in one location is quite attractive. Although I am
mostly interested in getting to know all of them (I have not seen
anybody from the project face to face yet). Besides that I am interested
in the documentation and the testing area.
I will probably not be able to prepare anything, because the book is
still not finished yet (sh...). But if anybody is interested, I can
share my Open Group/LDAP certification knowledge, which would apply to
the testing area to some degree.
See you near the cathedral
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_Cathedral
Stefan
Re: [LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Posted by Chris Custine <cc...@apache.org>.
I can talk for hours about the following:
- OSGi
- Spring Framework
- Spring-OSGi
Thanks,
Chris
On 8/26/07, Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I know many of us will be at the LDAP conference [0]. This is a great
> opportunity for us to get
> together and discuss the various issues we have to confront and the
> technologies we can use
> for them. I'm not referring to specific initiatives like replication etc
> that only a few use but rather
> issues and choices we are going to have to make that effect us all as a
> team like:
>
> Testing (these itests take too long)
> Container Approach
> Refactoring the Core
> RoadMap and Scrum Process
> Builds
> Documentation
>
> (Please add to this list if you have more topic ideas)
>
> The idea here is to have each person look into some technology that might
> help in one or more of
> these areas. We all don't have time to investigate everything like
> GBeans, XBean, OSGi etc for
> the container approach. However a couple of us can learn one approach we
> can take and give a
> quick 10-15 minute presentation on it explaining the technology and it's
> benefits. After
> presentations on each subject we can step back and look at the subject
> together so we can
> spend some time disucssing how to use the various technologies and talk
> about pros/cons for
> each. We don't need to make technical or project decisions but we can
> educate each other and
> discuss applicability.
>
> What we can do is meet in a hotel room or conference room in the hotel
> after the conference has
> finished for after hours drinks and snacks. Perhaps we might not want to
> do this if we're going
> to hang out with some folks from the conference after hours. I don't know
> but I thought it was
> still worth posting the idea of such a thing. If you guys are interested
> I'd like to start having each
> of us pick something to research that we can discuss.
>
> For me:
>
> XBean
> JUnit 4.4
>
> I would like to look into JUnit 4.4 and XBean to figure out how we can
> tackle some issues with
> testing and containers respectively.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
Re: [LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Posted by Ersin Er <er...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
I'll be in Köln at 23:40 (local time) on Wednesday. So I won't be available
that evening. It seems I'll miss the meeting.
On 8/26/07, Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I know many of us will be at the LDAP conference [0]. This is a great
> opportunity for us to get
> together and discuss the various issues we have to confront and the
> technologies we can use
> for them. I'm not referring to specific initiatives like replication etc
> that only a few use but rather
> issues and choices we are going to have to make that effect us all as a
> team like:
>
> Testing (these itests take too long)
> Container Approach
> Refactoring the Core
> RoadMap and Scrum Process
> Builds
> Documentation
>
> (Please add to this list if you have more topic ideas)
>
> The idea here is to have each person look into some technology that might
> help in one or more of
> these areas. We all don't have time to investigate everything like
> GBeans, XBean, OSGi etc for
> the container approach. However a couple of us can learn one approach we
> can take and give a
> quick 10-15 minute presentation on it explaining the technology and it's
> benefits. After
> presentations on each subject we can step back and look at the subject
> together so we can
> spend some time disucssing how to use the various technologies and talk
> about pros/cons for
> each. We don't need to make technical or project decisions but we can
> educate each other and
> discuss applicability.
>
> What we can do is meet in a hotel room or conference room in the hotel
> after the conference has
> finished for after hours drinks and snacks. Perhaps we might not want to
> do this if we're going
> to hang out with some folks from the conference after hours. I don't know
> but I thought it was
> still worth posting the idea of such a thing. If you guys are interested
> I'd like to start having each
> of us pick something to research that we can discuss.
>
> For me:
>
> XBean
> JUnit 4.4
>
> I would like to look into JUnit 4.4 and XBean to figure out how we can
> tackle some issues with
> testing and containers respectively.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
--
Ersin Er
http://www.ersin-er.name
Re: [LDAP] [Conference] Doing a dinner and learning session?
Posted by Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@gmail.com>.
Hi !
I would like to talk about cache and backend, too. Thos two elements
are essentials (especially the cache).
On 8/26/07, Alex Karasulu <ak...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I know many of us will be at the LDAP conference [0]. This is a great
> opportunity for us to get
> together and discuss the various issues we have to confront and the
> technologies we can use
> for them. I'm not referring to specific initiatives like replication etc
> that only a few use but rather
> issues and choices we are going to have to make that effect us all as a team
> like:
>
> Testing (these itests take too long)
> Container Approach
> Refactoring the Core
> RoadMap and Scrum Process
> Builds
> Documentation
>
> (Please add to this list if you have more topic ideas)
>
> The idea here is to have each person look into some technology that might
> help in one or more of
> these areas. We all don't have time to investigate everything like GBeans,
> XBean, OSGi etc for
> the container approach. However a couple of us can learn one approach we
> can take and give a
> quick 10-15 minute presentation on it explaining the technology and it's
> benefits. After
> presentations on each subject we can step back and look at the subject
> together so we can
> spend some time disucssing how to use the various technologies and talk
> about pros/cons for
> each. We don't need to make technical or project decisions but we can
> educate each other and
> discuss applicability.
>
> What we can do is meet in a hotel room or conference room in the hotel after
> the conference has
> finished for after hours drinks and snacks. Perhaps we might not want to do
> this if we're going
> to hang out with some folks from the conference after hours. I don't know
> but I thought it was
> still worth posting the idea of such a thing. If you guys are interested
> I'd like to start having each
> of us pick something to research that we can discuss.
>
> For me:
>
> XBean
> JUnit 4.4
>
> I would like to look into JUnit 4.4 and XBean to figure out how we can
> tackle some issues with
> testing and containers respectively.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
--
Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com