By popular demand, we have arranged a bigger location for next month’s February Play!ground event, for Play framework users, because we have had close registration for previous events that were full. Instead of using the Lunatech office, which limits us to thirty attendees, we have booked a location with capacity for 150 people.
Play isn’t really a Java web framework. Java’s involved, but that isn’t the whole story.
Lunatech Research, with the Riviera JUG and the INRIA French research institute are organising the Riviera DEV conference in Sophia-Antipolis on the 20/21 of October 2011.
As you all know the Riviera JUG has been holding monthly conferences for more than two years now with an average of 50 java developers every month, as well as yearly larger conferences with an average of 150 people, such as "Sophia fait sa Java" in 2009 and "Sophia Conf 2010" last year.
This year we're launching our yearly conference under a new name: Riviera DEV, which we expect we will keep every year this time. And we're growing again, with two days of conference on the Thursday 20 and Friday 21 of October, featuring 33 conferences split in 3 parallel tracks and a common keynote. We will have a Java track, a more general Web track and a Research track held by INRIA where we expect research and industry attendees will meet.
When writing rich interfaces, you often have to generate a JSON representation of your data to be used in your HTML templates. The Play framework comes bundled with Google’s JSON library Gson, but the developers of this library have made some design choices that keep it from being ideal for generating JSON that is going to be sent to the HTTP client.
Today we’ve released three new OSS libraries for the Play! Framework in our OSS section:
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