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Felipe Gaucho
 
Felipe Gaúcho works as senior software engineer at Netcetera AG in Switzerland. He is a well known Brazilian JUG leader and open-source evangelist. Felipe works with Java since its early versions and has plans to keep that Java tradition as it is. When he is not coding, he prefers to listen reggae and travel around with his lovely
wife Alena and his son Rodrigo.
Felipe Gaucho tells Jim Wright about the PUJ (Prêmio Universitário Java) Java User Group Contest
JAXB and JPA can be combined to reduce the boilerplate code of Java EE applications and to optimize the performance of RESTful web services--a flexible solution, which preserves the original domain model while following the JPA, JAXB, and HTTP standards.
The Quaestio module of the java.net Schoolbus project hopes to make it easier for teachers and professors to manage the questions they use on tests, quizzes, and homework. As project contributor Felipe Gaucho explains, hammering out the needs, goals, and concepts of such a system is tricker than...
What is ICEfaces?
ICEfaces is an Open Source JSF library that provides very easy of
use Ajax Push and other advanced features.
What is the key advantage of ICEfaces?...
One of the most impressive parts of JavaONE is its giant Pavilion, a fair of novelties that mixes commercial players of all sort - a real Java joy. From my last JavaONE I remember several...
Five days to the number one Java conference in the world,
including the Moscone effervescent Pavilion, smart people, marketing,
music, sandwiches, and a full week of... |
A VIP presence was just confirmed in Jazoon 2009: James Gosling. Doctor Gosling will hold the Opening Keynote...
This is probably my shortest blog ever, just to register a mini trick with Hudson. The good news are: you can add Google AdSense to your Hudson frontpage - or any other... |
CRUD (create-read-update-delete) is a repetitive code in
Java EE projects but it can be isolated in a unique...
Hard financial times are also times for investments in our personal education in order to mitigate whatever situation the future bring to us. In this...
The world of computing is recognizing once more the power of the Java platform as the de facto standard in producing quality software for diverse devices - including web browsers... |
Few years ago, I was teaching Java in universities in Brazil, spending all my days and nights studying and thinking on how to become a better teacher and how to become a better Java professional....
In the last few days the QTI 2.1 draft specification has been removed
from the IMS website, citing a lack of participation:
What is Fotprint Project?
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Footprint is a
publisher and distributor of certificates of participation in conferences... |
I usually don't publish any company related news here but this
one is special: the NeTS
project was announced finalist in the Best Commercial RCP...
Jazoon Rookie freed your voice, and give you a chance to win a fully sponsored Jazoon'09 conference, including voucher +... |
Servlet 3.0 is is one of the most wanted technology release from the last few months, and now there is no more reasons to rollback our expectations....
New year is time to refresh the projects, to start new dreams and confirm initiatives from the past. As for me, I've started the year updating the Ohloh...
The 3rd edition of Jazoon conference is going to happen on June, 22-25, 2009 @ Zürich, Switzerland. The call for papers... |
Quickies are a nice opportunity to introduce a new project and
train your presentation skills during Devoxx conference and, in 2008, I
had the privilege to present 3 Quickies about my Open-Source...
I had another Quickie at Devoxx08, a brief explanation on how to publish and read Atom and Rss feeds without using third-party libraries like Apache Abdera...
Cejug-Classifieds is an under working project to experiment all features of Java EE 5 - security, transactions and dependency injection...
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Devoxx 2008 rocks, a beautiful and very well organized conference at Antwerp, Belgium.
My move from Brazil to Switzerland two years ago forced me to reorganize my carrier goals, to adapt to a different culture and also to keep an eye on my family happiness (at the end, the major...
Few days evaluating my options about binding my SOAP message
objects to my JPA entities.... I have:
After few months of a fun learning curve - coding WSDL-first Web
Services based on EJB 3 and JPA - I found some time to include automated
quality tasks in my project with ant scripts of FindBugs...
Recently I am 100% service oriented, and that's why I am a bit
absent in blogging. More than absent, I am completely focused on my soap...
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