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Welcome to the Eastern Europe JUG
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Book Reviews
A space for book reviews, opinions and comments.
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Discussion Ideas
This space was created to encourage JUG members to come up with discussion ideas
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Events
A space for scheduling and planning JUG events.
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Home
This is the Eastern Europe JUG's home page.
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Knowledge Base
A space for gathering and sharing java knowledge
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Manifesto or Who are we?
An expression of our believes and purposes
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News, Resources & Blogs
This space is dedicated to news, news and news!
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Open Source Project Ideas
A space for OS projects proposals
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Sponsors
A space for thanking all of our sponsors
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Publishers User Group Programs
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(04 Aug)
The Definitive Guide to Terracotta - Cluster the JVM for...
(Book Reviews)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(04 Aug)
Spring Recipes - A Problem-Solution Approach
(Book Reviews)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(29 Jul)
OSGI - Component-based development of Web-enabled eHome services
(Knowledge Base)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(17 Jul)
jQuery
(Knowledge Base)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(17 Jul)
Javascript Multithreading Framework
(Knowledge Base)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(17 Jul)
Javascript
(Knowledge Base)
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by
Radu Andrei Tanasa
(11 Jul)
Home
(Home)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(10 Jul)
JUG Meeting nr. 0002
(Events)
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by
Anonymous
(09 Jul)
.bookmarks
(Home)
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Radu Andrei Tanasa
(08 Jul)
Design Patterns Reference Card
(Knowledge Base)
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Our principles
1. We believe in Java communities because we share intent, belief, resources, preferences, needs and risks.
2. We want to unite instead of separate.
3. We want to initiate progress through collaboration and common effort.
4. We want to increase our knowledge by helping each other learn.
5. We have a strong desire to bond with universities and the academic environment.
6. We aim at attracting international conferences such as Javapolis, JavaOne, SpringOne, etc to the Eastern part of Europe.
7. We want to draw people from around the world to our JUG, as the name is purely symbolic and represents an initiative to join forces in a common effort to develop Java and ourselves as professionals and people.
8. We want to implement good ideas as open source projects.
9. We intend to ultimately create a software research center.
