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Felipe Gaucho

felipegaucho@dev.java.net
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.
 

Articles

PUJ, a Jug Contest, JavaOne 2009 Podcast
Felipe Gaucho tells Jim Wright about the PUJ (Prêmio Universitário Java) Java User Group Contest
Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1
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 Requisites of a Question-Management System
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...

Weblogs

JavaOne 2007 - That's is big!
Thousand people and the big players talking about the event perspective.
Java Puzzlers strikes JavaONE

Dr. Joshua Bloch and a representative of Dr. Neal Gafter just finished a fantastic presentation about weird behaviour of apparently simple programs, the tricky behaviour they call...

Thanks Netbeans Day 2007

Gregg Sporar lead a technical session about the new Netbeans 6.0, together with a set of SUN engineers.

If you can't code, retire.

Other interesting points of the fun lunch was about usability, development tools, Java language outlook and other minor social behavior that drives our profession. Observing the quiet room...

Interview with the editor-in-chief of Netbeans Magazine

Netbeans Day is happening at Moscone and walking by San Francisco I had a chance to interview Leonardo Galvão -...

Will Java become Open Source in JavaONE?
Top SUN guys, global media coverage, thousands of developers and the rock stars of Java community - basically all stakeholders of the Java universe will be together next...
Ubuntu test-drive for Windows users.

Simple and direct, let's install everything you need to try out Java on Linux at your Windows machine.

SUN Tech Days @ Brazil

The giant SUN Tech Days @ Brazil

First of all I need to mention that Brazil is promoting probably the biggest SUN Tech Days in the world, with more than three thousand participants...
Scriptlet programming challenge 4 students (JDK6 x Groovy)

ELCA announced an entry level scriptlet competition at Jazoon'07, with focus in innovative thinking and rapid...

Demo slots free for OSS @ Jazoon'07

There are still some open opportunities for developers and companies who are thinking about showing their products at Jazoon'07 - the international conference on Java technology of Zürich,...

Notebooks for conferences

Someone who is preparing to attend big conferences like JavaOne and Jazoon'07 should make a criterious preparation...

The name is One, JavaONE !

Last week I received the news I expected the most: I was confirmed to go to JavaONE 2007. My last decade of Java living was a crazy moving on and passionate experience. I am leading a community,...

Netbeans sabotage

Some months ago I adopted Netbeans as the default IDE for my Open Source projects.

Code fitness: how fat is your code? how tall?

I recently attended a JUGS meeting where Prof. Nierstrasz...

Special offer to Java Champions and JUG leaders on Jazoon'07

In recognition of the great job done by Java Champions and JUG leaders around the world, the Jazoon committee decided to offer a special condition for them: free tickets for Jazoon'07. And even...

Jazoon - open space for innovative projects

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Fidelity Program for Java events

How about a fidellity program for Java events? If you attend several Java events during the year, why not to get some advantage in the overall price? If your company usually support Java events...

A syntax-dependent diff tool

How many times you observed someone modifying the code formatting of Java classes and other people getting crazy about the lost of the project history from the...

A big Hot & Open Source cup of coffee

Finally my friends our great Java language started to become Open Source. What a wonderful and historical date!

Monday, November 13, 2006

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Jazoon 07 Call for Papers

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A Java connection to Macedonia

Despite all marketing about Java communities, the world is big and sometimes the spotlights loose some interesting groups. Last week I had the privilege to visit...

Are you prepared to choose the next JDK license?

A lot of excitement these days about the SUN plan of releasing part of the Java Technology as...

The Dublin Java Meetup Group

Evening at Lorraine , a glass of wine and some French cheese, my body relaxes after a nice bike trip across the...

Basic Concepts about Object Orientation (a quiz)

One of the most tricky parts to learn Object Orientation is the concept of classification. The task of separating entities of the real word in groups and then enumerating the...

HTML is dying

The last decade of the XXth century was marked by the HTML advent, from a simple language rendered by the Web Browsers to the standard de...

Job Hunting Revisited

After several years of comfortable positions in Brazil I'm revisiting the world of the job hunting. After two months trying job hunting portals - and tired to re-type my CV in several different...

A trip to Nancy/FR

Life is a movement experience... and one more time the destiny gives me a rare privilege of knowing other countries, other cultures. In the next few months I will live in Nancy / France. My wife...

Creating Eclipse Warnings with AspectJ

Debugging with println is an ancient habit in programming - even the novice developers know about how fragile is such strategy facing the robust debugging tools provided by the most common IDEs.

Using OpenSource projects as classroom material

In the last CEJUG - Café com Tapioca, I introduced Cejug-Classifieds as a project designed to be a study-case for the J2EE community. The...

The IDEs are driving us crazy

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