The host of this blog is Jacek Laskowski who has been into Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) specification and its ecosystem for many years and will surely be spending some more to come. He’s a member of the Apache Software Foundation, and a Project Management Committee (PMC) and a committer of Apache OpenEJB as well as Apache Geronimo open source projects. He’s recently been very interested in functional languages and the decision to study a few ones – Clojure, JavaScript, JRuby and Scala – shapes my current self-learning activities. He also keeps on eye on current developments in Android and OSGi technology areas. He’s the founder and a co-leader of the Warszawa Java User Group (Warszawa JUG) that runs the Confitura and warsjawa conferences in Warsaw, Poland. He’s a book reviewer of IT books, mostly about Java EE, but you may check it out yourself whether or not that still holds true. And the last but not least, he is a Certified IT Specialist (Level 2) for WebSphere Business Process Management in IBM Poland, so you might find a pinch of a bias towards IBM WebSphere stuff here and there. No marketing will however come in.
The idea is to learn by my own mistakes and your comments. They’re always welcome!
I am open to new professional opportunities but quite honestly I am happy where I am now.
You can contact me through jacek@japila.pl. You may also want to follow me at twitter or github.
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