This year, Red Hat is organizing DevNation for the first time (April 13-17, San Francisco),
a new open source, polyglot conference for application developers and
maintainers. It combines for example the old JUDCon and CamelOne
conferences, but offers top notch keynotes, sessions, labs, hackfests,
and panels geared for those who build (with) open source. It is _the_
place for a developer to get excellent technical information from the
experts directly, and/or hang out with pizza and beer !
Co-located is Red Hat Summit (April 14-17, San Francisco),
meant for anyone looking to exponentially increase their understanding
of open source technology and identify powerful solutions for their
business needs (although typically at a slightly higher level compared
to DevNation). From community enthusiasts and system administrators to
enterprise architects and CxOs, there are sessions and tracks for each
level of interest and need.
This year, I'll be doing a "deep dive into jBPM6" presentation
(available for both DevNation and Red Hat Summit attendees), giving a
quick overview of the jBPM 6.0 features, but also sharing a lot of
technical information on some of the most important new features, like
the new jBPM execution server with new remote APIs. This version is
also supported as part of the JBoss BPM Suite 6.0 release.
But this is just one tiny part of the huge amount of interesting
keynotes, presentations, workshops, etc. you'll be able to attend.
Looking forward to speaking to some of you, or maybe even touching some
code during the hackfest (bring your laptop and we'll get you started)!
Deep dive into jBPM6
Kris Verlaenen — jBPM project lead, Red Hat
Businesses must clearly define their business processes, and quickly respond to new challenges. To do so, business analysts, developers, and end users need the tools to create, understand, analyze, and execute business processes.
In this session, Kris Verlaenen will demonstrate the capabilities of jBPM 6 and dive deeper into some of its core capabilities. You’ll learn how to:
- Model business processes interacting with remote services.
- Combine business processes with data, forms, and business rules.
- Build and deploy business processes using Git and Maven.
- Interact remotely with the jBPM execution server (REST/Java).
