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Come learn to kick-butt in Java Build Automation, Automated Testing, Code Quality and Continuous Integration
The next sessions of the Java Power Tools Bootcamps are coming up soon in Wellington, London, and Canberra. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to learn some very useful and very cool skills and best practices in the areas of build automation, code quality, automated testing and continuous integration.
This is always a popular course, and once again all of the modules have been extensively updated with new material. Some of the highlights of this season include:
- Advanced Maven build automation, including automated releases, automated deployments, Nexus, and Maven 3
- Code quality best practices: Checkstyle, PMD, FindBugs, Cobertura, Sonar, and how to make them work for your teams
- JUnit Kung Fu, parameterized tests, theories, custom Hamcrest asserts, Custom JUnit test runners, automated web testing with Selenium 2/Web Driver, and Behavior-Driven Development/Acceptance Test Driven Development with easyb
- Advanced Continuous Integration with Hudson, including automated code quality and code coverage metrics, parameterized build jobs, build promotion, automated deployment and distributed builds.
Places are limited, so what are you waiting for? Sign up now!
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Become a Master Craftsman in the art of Java Development. You know the language - learn to master the tools and techniques.
The Java Power Tools Bootcamp is a comprehensive and practical tour of open source tools and development best practices for Java. During this very practical 5-day workshop, you will learn how you can use these tools and techniques to set up a world-class Java development environment. Come with us on an in-depth look into how tools like Maven, Nexus, Hudson and many others can work together to streamline your development process and make your life as a developer easier and more enjoyable.
Developer testing is arguably the single most effective way to improve code quality and reduce maintenance costs. In the Testing, TDD and BDD for Java Developers workshop, you will learn how writing more effective tests is an excellent way to build better designed, more maintainable and more reliable code. It also helps you stay focused on the real requirements, resulting in a higher quality product for the end user. And we look at automated Acceptance Tests, and how Acceptance-Test-Driven Development helps facilitate communication between developers and other team members. These are skills that every Java developer needs to master.
Both the Java Power Tools Bootcamps and the Testing and Test-Driven Development with Java are continuously updated to reflect the latest evolutions in tools and practices. In the words of previous attendees: "One of the best and most useful courses I have attended.", "A 'must' course for serious Java developers" and "Strongly recommended for those looking to improve their development processes".
Upcoming courses are planned for Wellington, London, Canberra and Sydney:
Java Power Tools Bootcamps:
- Wellington, August 30-September 3:
$4290 NZD $3975 NZD before 30/06
- London, September 13-17:
£2495 £2250 before 14/08
- Canberra, October 18-22:
$4290 AUD $3975 AUD before 30/06
Testing and Test-Driven Development with Java
- Canberra, August 20-21:
$1850 AUD $1650 AUD before 30/06
- Wellington, August 26-27:
$1850 NZD $1650 NZD before 30/06
- Sydney, October 7-8:
$1850 AUD $1650 AUD before 31/07
Don't miss out! Or get in touch to ask about on-site training. |
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The very popular 'Testing and TDD for Java Developers' is scheduled for Wellington on May 27-28, and for Auckland on June 3-4. Come get some hands-on experience with Test-Driven Development and Behaviour-Driven Development, and learn how (and where) it can improve your game and make your life as a developer easier and more enjoyable. In my experience (and that of many others), when done well, agile
developer testing practices can have a huge and lasting impact on
higher code quality, better designed and documented code, more relevent
code, and reduced defect rates. And you also get automated tests into the bargin ;-).
This session is a very practical and pragmatic TDD/BDD workshop,
where students spend two very full days writing a real Java application
using Test-Driven Development and Behaviour-Driven Development techniques along with a variety of tools, including the latest features of JUnit 4.7, mocking and stubbing effectively with Mockito, BDD-style acceptance tests with easyb, Selenium and JWebUnit, database testing with DBUnit, Continuous Testing with Infinitest, and more!
The course also covers good unit testing tips and tricks, unit testing
patterns, and even how to test Legacy applications. I've been getting
great feedback from ("the best course I've ever been on" was one
comment - another said something along the lines of "now I finally
'get' TDD").
The price is $1850, or $1600 if you book before the end of April. Ask about government and group discounts. You can find more details about the course, and book online, here. |
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I'm proud to say that I will be participating in the upcoming Über Conf 2010 in Colorado this June. This is a truly awesome conference, featuring rock-star developers of the likes of Keith Donald, Matthew McCullough, David Klein, Paul King, Neal Ford and heaps more. Here's what the brochure says:
"Uber Conf 2010, the extreme Java platform experience will offer over 120 technically focused sessions including over 20 hands on workshops centered around Architecture, Cloud, Security, Enterprise Java, Languages on the JVM, Build/Test, Mobility and Agility. The goal of Uber Conf is a simple one: totally blow the minds of our attendees
Go to www.uberconf.com for further details and registration information. Join us at the Ü for an unforgettable experience!"
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I'm thrilled to announce that I will be speaking at Scrum 2010 this March in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Scrum 2010 is shaping up to be one of the major agile conferences in New Zealand this year, with the likes of Dr. Jeff Sutherland (the creator of Scrum), Jens Østergaard (the world's first Certified Scrum Practitioner) and Gabrielle Benefield (former Senior Directory of Agile Development at Yahoo!). Not to mention some well-known local celebrities such as Russell Healy, Ian Ross and Sandy Mamoli.
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