Experiences of a Pragmatic Java EE Architect
I'm pleased to announce that I've been invited to speak at the upcoming UK Conference for Java™ Team Management Technology, where I'll be presenting a session entitled Experiences of a Pragmatic Java EE Architect.
Java EE has widespread adoption and systems built upon it now come in many different forms, from simple web applications designed using lightweight frameworks to full service-oriented architectures utilising asynchronous messaging. Designing Java EE systems can be complex and there are many decisions to be made along the way, both technical and non-technical.
Led by an experienced architect from the city of London, this session presents an insight into what it means to be an architect on a Java EE project - the good, the bad and the ugly. You'll hear real-world stories about the following:
- The role of an architect
- Development process
- Technology and design decisions
- Quality assurance and mentoring
- Reuse and best practice
The conference itself is aimed at people running/managing Java development projects and the agenda consists of sessions focussed towards these roles. The event takes place in London on the 4th of May and you can sign up on the conference website.
