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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

let's do it again, using GregorianCalendar

Few days ago I was listening a client about the framework his company was producing for a long time. Tips about the workflow, security and several other common features of a framework. A special...

Is the security-manager enabled in your server?

Recently I have tried to run Cejug-Classifieds on GlassFish - my first try was frustrated because the application didn't open even the first page. And the server console didn't reflect anything...

Merry Christmas and Java New Year
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Wink - the power of presentations
Cejug-Classifieds have become popular these days and several new developers have asked about how to configure their development environment.
How modern is your job?
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Ten Moves Ahead

I´m impressed with the SUN moves these days - first the wonderful news about several products released as free or Open Source licences....

Deliver Your Java Application in One-JAR!

These days I'm finishing another course about Java and JDBC - everything was ok during the course and I decided to deploy the complete sample application to my students through their mailing list...

Moving to Linux

During a recent debate about Java, Linux and OSS I have observed that some old fears are still alive and are still avoiding a collaboration between the OSS community and the Java community....

Cleaning the servlet requests from Html Injection

Holiday in Brazil, a good moment to taste crabs aperitifs on the sunny beach and to fix some old issues in the code of my Open Source...

Java significance
These days I was explaining to a cartoon designer about the need of a logo for my OpenSource projects, and he asked me about the theme he should use in...
OpenSource Management in Practice

Last week we got a meeting in my JUG and we discussed many ideas about how to enhance the JUG - including several tools we need. The most motivated members...

Using elephant bullets to kill small ants

Few months ago we started two very similar projects in my daylight job. Both projects were WebStart applications based on simple business rules with a lot data validation and a fancy GUI...

 




 

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