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• 2016 January Meeting
  Topic: Legacy Refactoring

  This is an updated version of a legacy refactoring demonstration. We 'll have a look at some code that is a mess (what code isn 't) and then work through the code using two different approaches. One, using JMockIt - a power mocking tool, the second, plain vanilla legacy refactoring. We 'll compa...
• 2015 December Meeting
  Topic: Christmas Party and 'Better Test Driven Development With Property Based Testing'

  Property based testing is a method for generating large numbers of random values to test the property, or characteristics, of a class. Jeff will show how to use this to your advantage in test-first development. Speaker Bio Jeff Bowman Christmas Party We will have our annual JUG Christm...
• 2015 November Meeting
  Topic: Docker for Java Developers

  Producing good software is a goal many of us strive for by honing our skills at design principles, language mastery, architecture, methodologies, and expert use of libraries, frameworks, and platforms. Satisfied with our code, we then figure out how to deploy it, or we hand it over to an operat...
• 2015 October Meeting
  Topic: Test Driven Development Workshop

  It’s been some time since we’ve practiced Test Driven Development (TDD) in the JUG. This week we 'll start with a problem some of us have seen before. We 'll work through it, making group decisions, writing code and working on the rhythm of tdd. Brett will bring a wireless mouse and ...
• 2015 September Meeting
  Topic: Cloudy with a Chance of Java: Building Multitenant Java EE Cloud Applications

  It’s clear that the cloud is here to stay, so software vendors must either adapt or fade into irrelevance, but how do you build an app for the cloud? Building a single-user application is pretty straightforward, but the cloud brings with it a new set of problems, the most pressing of which...
• 2015 August Meeting
  Topic: Cancelled

  Sorry, but no speaker was available for this month. Look for us back on Sept. 8, 2015.
• 2015 July Meeting
  Topic: An Introduction to Programming with Minecraft Mods

  Greetings, Oklahoma City tech community! Do you have a son or daughter (or niece, nephew, grandchild, super-friendly neighborhood child) who loves Minecraft? Does said Minecraftian have an interest in learning how to program? If so, this is your lucky day. The Oklahoma City Java User Group would...
• 2015 June Meeting
  Topic: Lightweight Development Environments with Vagrant

  On software development teams, a lot of time, effort, and wasted work can come from the manual and unnecessarily complex way team members set up their development environments. Brett will explain the ideas behind lightweight, reproducible, and portable development environments, and demonstrate ...
• 2015 May Meeting
  Topic: Real Time Data Processing with Apache Storm

  Apache Storm "makes it easy to reliably process unbounded streams of data, doing for realtime processing what Hadoop did for batch processing." Mark Smith will introduce the concepts behind Apache Storm, and demonstrate how to use it through a live demo using Twitter data. Speaker Bio Mark ...
• 2015 April Meeting: Double Header with Venkat Subramaniam
  Topic: 'Transforming to Java 8' and 'Core Software Design Principles'

  Please note the change in time and location this month We have a double header this month: 4:00pm: Transforming to Java 8 The new facilities in Java 8 is about the change the way we write code. Our code will become more expressive and concise. But, exactly how? In this presentat...

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