NFJS - Fall 2017

We, the new board members, are thrilled to announce that NEJUG is now an official chapter of ACM (Association for Computing Machinery - acm.org). We are excited about this new chapter in the history of  NEJUG. The group, hereafter, will be known as “Boston Java Users ACM Chapter” or “Boston Java Users” for short. 

 The board consists of following volunteer members, some members are designated with specific roles mentioned with their name below. 

1. Baris Kazar
2. Justin Sun (Treasurer)
3. Kyle Smith
4. Lori Fair
5. Mahesh Acharya (Vice Chair)
6. Peter Kelley
7. Ralph Navarro
8. Rohit Bhardwaj 
9. Seung Kim 
10. Stevel Lintz (Chairman)
11. Sualeh Fatehi

To reflect the change of name, we have registered following domain names, which currently forwards to nejug.org

www.bostonjavausers.com
www.bostonjavausers.org 

Please note:

• There are no changes at the moment to the current members and the membership on nejug.org. 
• New persons wishing to join Boston Java Users may sign up for an account on this website. 
• We will continue to post the events/meetings on nejug.org and on https://www.meetup.com/nejug1/. 
• You will also receive e-mail delivery of all meeting announcements. 

Please feel free to reach out to us (link below) if you have any questions regarding this announcement. 
https://nejug.org/basicform-new-website-feedback

We thank all the members and we look forward to resume our monthly meetings in the very near future,  please stay tuned. 

The NEJUG core planning group is evaluating the option of forming a legal entity as a Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (https://www.acm.org/) . We are looking for passionate individuals that have been part  of the NEJUG community in the past and would like to do more in the future. If you are interested in such a role (Board of Director), please join us for a Zoom video conference on Thursday April 14, 2022 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm EDT. 

We will send the Zoom meeting link privately to all interested memebers. 

What does JavaEE’s reincarnation as JakartaEE mean for developers? Author and JakartaEE ambassador Reza Rahman will discuss the recent history and present-day state of JakartaEE. He will then demonstrate the latest JakartaEE updates and coming attractions in Servlets, JPA, CDI, Jakarta REST, Security features, and other technologies.

The foundation of Application Resiliency is often found in the application code where Fault Tolerance is baked into the application at the time of designing and coding….

This presentation starts with building resiliency ground-up by baking the basic crucial patterns into the application. Resiliency4j provides the out of the box integration with Spring Boot, a defacto standard micro-service framework.

The patterns discussed include:

• Rate Limiter
• Retry
• Bulkhead
• Circuit Breaker
• Timeouts