Google SketchUp is an easy-to-learn 3D modeling program. Using a few simple tools we can create 3D models of houses, sheds, decks, home additions, woodworking projects-even space ships. You can add details, textures and glass to your models, and design with dimensional accuracy. Once built, we can place our models in Google Earth, share them with others by posting them to the 3D Warehouse, or print hard copies. >>
Broth is a Global Mosaic, a massively multiplayer Web 2.0 application based on Ajax. The Global Mosaic is made of 1,000 colorful tiles that are shared by everyone. When someone moves a tile, others can instantly see it move on their screens. One of the Coolest made Ajax web application... require a simple registration for going the play. >>
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This week, I received an invitation for attending Dev2DevDays2006 on 12th in Chennai. The presentations and live demonstrations, is designed by expert developers to help us enhance our understanding of BEA's Blended approach to working with both Open Source and commercial technologies. The Experience was quite GREAT and the whole event was wonderfully organized by BEA and Sponsored by AMD.
Schedule for the day
Introduction to BEA Dev2DevDays2006
Pieter Humphrey is a Senior Product Marketing Manager with BEA, focused on BEA tools. He has extensive mentoring and instruction experience with clients on the BEA WebLogic product line since joining BEA in 2001, working as senior systems engineer.
Rajah Balu is an Engineering Manager with BEA India (R&D), focused on Interoperability between all of BEA WebLogic and AquaLogic Platform Products. He has worked as a Senior Architect with BEA Partners team in USA and in EMEA assisting Global Sis and ISVs with application Architecture and Design support. He gave us the Live Demos
BEA Workshop Studio
AJAX Interaction
Great Live Demo by Rajah Balu, Engineering Manager of BEA Systems
Execution Environment: Tomcat, WebLogic Console, JRockit
Hibernate Data Persistence
AMD64 Technology Overview
BEA Dev2DevDays2006 Diamond Sponsor AMD
We not only had talks about HOT topics, but we also had some COOL stuffs too !! :)
Shuffle for the BEA Free Certification Exam and BEA Workshop Studio
Me, Pieter Humphrey of BEA System, Inc. and My Friend Vipin Thomas
BEA Dev2DevDays2006 Program Materials and BEA Tools and Technical Resources CD
Guess What is this ??
It’s a Cool Dev2DevDays2006 T-Shirt!!
I would like to thank BEA System Inc. and the Sponsor AMD for conducting Dev2DevDays2006 in Chennai, The whole session was very informative and more interactive and very BIG thanks to Pieter Humphrey and Rajah Balu for answering all our queries patiently … Thank you BEA System Inc. !! :)
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Balakumar Muthu
Thanks for the Info Bala.
" Dev2DevDay2006 in Hydrabad is so Simple but Much Powerful "
Thanks to BEA for such a conference.
Thanks
Sabarish
If you have BEA Dev2DevDays2006 Program Materials and BEA Tools and Technical Resources CD then upload it.
I register to attend session in mumbai, but unfortunately i was very busy on that day.
Thanks and Regards,
Rajendra