Speaker

Jan Schoubo
BEA

Jan Schoubo has worked with computers since 1976, starting with GIER and since writing technical and commercial applications on CDC/Cyber, Siemens, Digital/VAX/Alpha and Intel systems. Since 1980 he worked at Danish Land Development in Viborg developing database- and 4GL systems as well as CAD and Survey systems for the production of high quality GIS-based maps. In 1988 he joined Digital where specialized in DB/OLTP and CASE tools.

Currently he is solution architect in BEA Systems in Denmark.

He has also been active in DECUS (Digital Equipment User Society), first as danish board member and european SIG member (Methods, Languages and Tools), later as DECrep to the danish board.

Mr. Schoubo has given numerous presentations, workshops and courses at trade and technical conferences.

Presentation: "Tool mimicry in the OO world"

Tuesday 16:15 - 17:00, Public Room

While J2EE is undoubtedly the more mature and open standard, Microsoft .NET is generally percieved as growing out of a better tool environment. For J2EE to be truly successful in the long term, it needs to support and encourage a better tool paradigm, and make it easier for the average developer to write code according to best practices as they evolve.

This presentation will discuss how some of the emerging J2EE standards enables a new generation of tools, and show how this has already influenced the community.

Tool mimicry in the OO world - (slides)

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