JUGMeeting #25 - "Aop e Motori di Ricerca"

Posted by Andrea Nasato Sat, 18 Feb 2006 14:44:00 GMT

Quando: Sabato 18 Febbraio 2006 dalle 09:00 alle 12:30

Dove: aula De – piano terra al DEI, via Gradenigo 6/B (ingresso studenti) Padova

Programma:
09:00 Accoglienza
09:15 “Algoritmi di analisi dei link per motori di ricerca” a cura del prof. Luca Pretto (slides)
10:15 D&R – Domande e Risposte
10:30 Pausa caffe’ – Java Break
10:45 “Programmazione Orientata agli Aspetti e AspectJ” a cura di Mariano Ceccato (slides)
11:45 D&R – Domande e Risposte
12:00 “Eventi e Proposte” a cura di tutto il JUGPadova
12:30 Fine meeting 25
13:00 Pizza con chi vuole fermarsi con noi ;-)


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Vi aspettiamo!!!

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  1. Avatar mariano.ceccato said 12 days later:

    Last meeting was a success, we had two great presentations and a big interest on the arguments: we tried to make speakers crazy with a lot of difficult questions :)

    For those of you who were interested in the AOP presentation, here you can find the slides. We hope to see you all in our future meetings!

  2. Avatar Lucio Benfante said 12 days later:

    Another successful presentation during the last meeting. [Dr. Luca Pretto](http://ims.dei.unipd.it/members/pretto.html) presented an introductory talk on link analysis algorithms for search engines (PageRank and HITS).

    The [slides](/files/JUG2006Website-Pretto.pdf) of the presentation are available.

  3. Avatar Andrea Nasato said 12 days later:

    The second presentation of our next meeting focuses on Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and AspectJ. The speaker is Mariano Ceccato who is a researcher in the AOP field.

    Here I give you a little abstract of what Mariano will present:

    Separation of concerns and modularization are the cornerstones of software engineering. However, when a system is decomposed into units, functionalities often emerge which cannot be assigned to a single element of the decomposition.

    Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) provides mechanisms for the composition of this kind of transversal functionalities. During the talk, the introduction of the Aspect Oriented Programming mechanism will be supported by code samples written in AspectJ, the Java extension with aspects.

    I hope to see you saturday with a lot of questions for Mariano :)

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