Speakers
- Ben Alex
- Andres Almiray
- Burt Beckwith
- Jeff Brown
- Andy Clement
- Hamlet D'Arcy
- Scott Davis
- Hans Dockter
- Keith Donald
- Christian Dupuis
- Danno Ferrin
- Robert Fischer
- Mark Fisher
- Adam Fitzgerald
- Andrew Glover
- Jeremy Grelle
- Paul King
- Dave Klein
- Guillaume LaForge
- Costin Leau
- Joseph Nusairat
- Arjen Poutsma
- Chris Richardson
- Thomas Risberg
- Graeme Rocher
- Ken Sipe
- Matt Stine
- Venkat Subramaniam
- Dave Syer
- Matt Taylor
- Mark Thomas
- Scott Vlaminck
Christian Dupuis
Lead of SpringSource Tool Suite and Spring IDE
Christian has been developing Java enterprise applications since 1997. During this time, Christian designed complex software architectures with a focus on multi-tiered, web-based, client-server applications using enterprise Java technologies and the Spring Framework. Prior to joining SpringSource, Christian worked as consultant and project manager for one of the leading global technology consulting firms in the financial sector in central Europe.
Christian has presented on a variety of enterprise Java topics at conferences such as JAX, W-JAX, SpringOne and The Spring Experience.
Blog
Free STS has been released
Posted Thursday, May 7, 2009
Just a tiny note saying that free STS is now available. Read my announcement in the SpringSource Team Blog for more »SpringSource Tool Suite is now free
Posted Friday, May 1, 2009
In his opening keynote at SpringOne, Rod announced - among Spring Roo and SpringSource tc Server GA - that we will make SpringSource Tool Suite available for free! In case you wonder why you - as a Spring IDE user - should care about t more »New Developer Tools Available
Posted Thursday, March 26, 2009
In case you wonder, work on Spring IDE hasn’t been stopped. Just this blog was a little silent in recent months. If you want to get some insight into latest developments in the Spring tooling space head over to the SpringSource te more »Presentations
Focusing Enterprise Java Development: Mylyn and Spring IDE
Recently, the benefits of Mylyn have been combined with the open source Spring IDE project to provide a tool for developing Spring applications. Come to this talk to see this development tool in action more »Enterprise Development Tools for Spring Applications
Spring IDE is the proven standard toolset for doing Spring development within the Eclipse Platform. It supports Spring's core programming model and the board range of open-source Portfolio Products. With the SpringSource Tool Suite additional value-adde more »What's new in SpringSource Tool Suite
SpringSource Tool Suite (STS) provides the best Eclipse-powered development environment for building Spring-powered enterprise applications. STS combines Spring IDE and Eclipse Mylyn to significantly streamline the development process and help making Spr more »Focusing Enterprise Java Development: Mylyn and Spring IDE
By Christian Dupuis
Recently, the benefits of Mylyn have been combined with the open source Spring IDE project to provide a tool for developing Spring applications. Come to this talk to see this development tool in action.
Current Enterprise Java IDEs overload us with tens of thousands of artifacts. As a result, we often spend more time searching, scrolling, and navigating than we do programming. The open source Mylyn project re-aligns the software development experience around the tasks that make up our workday. Since being packaged as part of the default Eclipse downloads, this new approach to programming has been adopted by an increasingly large number of Java developers. More recently, the benefits of Mylyn's Task-Focused Interface have been combined with the open source Spring IDE project. This new combination of technologies is starting to make the development of large Enterprise Java applications fundamentally easier.
This talk will start with an overview of Spring IDE and the support for Spring 2.5, AOP, Web Flow and JavaConfig. We will then give several demonstrations that showcase how Spring IDE is working together with Mylyn to make your enterprise application development easier. The demonstrations will range from integrated issue tracking to the streamlined workflow that results when all your code and beans are automatically focused on the task-at-hand. We will also review the growing ecosystem around these two technologies, and present the roadmap for Spring application development tools with the first public demonstration of the SpringSource Tool Suite.
Enterprise Development Tools for Spring Applications
By Christian Dupuis
Spring IDE is the proven standard toolset for doing Spring development within the Eclipse Platform. It supports Spring's core programming model and the board range of open-source Portfolio Products. With the SpringSource Tool Suite additional value-added features have been introduced that combine Spring IDE and Eclipse Mylyn to significantly streamline the development process and help making SpringSource best-practice knowledge and recommendations available to developers at their fingertips while working in their IDE. This session will introduce the different tool products from SpringSource and will outline their benefits.
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What's new in SpringSource Tool Suite
By Christian Dupuis
SpringSource Tool Suite (STS) provides the best Eclipse-powered development environment for building Spring-powered enterprise applications. STS combines Spring IDE and Eclipse Mylyn to significantly streamline the development process and help making SpringSource best-practice knowledge and recommendations available to developers at their fingertips while working in their IDE. This session will cover the latest features that have been added for STS including Spring Roo support, cloud development tools, virtualization integration and updates for Spring projects.
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Books
by Thomas Van de Velde, Bruce Snyder, Christian Dupuis, Sing Li, Anne Horton, and Naveen Balani
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- The Spring Framework is designed from the ground up to make it easier than ever to develop server-side applications with Java Enterprise Edition. With this book as your guide, you’ll quickly learn how to use the latest features of Spring 2 and other open-source tools that can be downloaded for free on the web. With each subsequent chapter, you’ll explore an area of Spring application design and development as you walk through the steps involved in building a larg production-scale example.