An introduction to AMQP for Java developers November 16, 2010

Are you interested in finding out how to scale your software application? Have you looked at using a message queue, but thought they were too expensive or complex? If so then perhaps you should join us for a hands on training course for Java developers.

This short introductory courses will give you a full understanding of message queue technology, with sample code to take away and use. We will run these in an open, collaborative way this is great opportunity to get hands on learning with live code with the help of our experienced trainers.

During the event we’ll:-

*) Set the scene, with a brief history of message queuing and today’s state of the art;
*) Show you practical ways to use message queuing to make your applications stay up, easy to change and scale out
*) Demonstrate how the open AMQP standard can be used from Java, fuss-free, with no J2EE configuration hell in sight;
*) Let you loose to write real messaging code with the help of our trainers, individually – or collaboratively, if you fancy pairing or just plain coding with new people.
*) If you would like to attend please register soon!

You can use almost any development language to integrate with an AMQP message queue. We’re focusing on Java this time, but if you do OO, you’ll still be able to get a lot out of the evening – it’s not all about code! We will be running future events on .NET, Ruby, Python and PHP. If you are interested in these events please contact us at events@stormmq.com.

Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn about how StormMQ’s message orientated middleware can make your applications easier to change, more resilient and quicker to scale up.

Official Website: http://stormmq-dublin.eventbrite.com