16/09/2008 @ Swinburne University of Technology
Folks, if u need the animated version of this or if u have any questions, drop an email (Right now I do not have any space to upload the original PPT). Alternatively meet me at Room 404 EN Building.
Showing posts with label Swinburne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swinburne. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Cross roads
For the past two or three years, I've been working on SOA (Services Oriented Architecture) systems. To be more specific web services. In the same time I was lucky enough to study/implement certain web services security specifications, by polishing my knowledge in Computer Security.
As I start my higher studies in Swinburne University of Technology, now I'm expanding my knowledge towards adaptive systems. I'm now hopping along this new axis with the help of Swinburne Research in Melbourne.
I'm still just enjoying the sceneries in this path and occasionally glance through the track I used to travel earlier.
Would I be able to divert the current path and form a new junction with the former?
Or is it too early sketch the map?
As I start my higher studies in Swinburne University of Technology, now I'm expanding my knowledge towards adaptive systems. I'm now hopping along this new axis with the help of Swinburne Research in Melbourne.
I'm still just enjoying the sceneries in this path and occasionally glance through the track I used to travel earlier.
Would I be able to divert the current path and form a new junction with the former?
Or is it too early sketch the map?
Monday, June 23, 2008
My first talk at Swinburne
Tomorrow I'm going to talk about Myself, Apache Software Foundation and WSO2. And also about the community that ASF has developed and how ASF works by bringing developers and users together.
The second part of the talk is about WSO2, where we developed many web services middleware for the Apache Software Foundation and hence for the open source community.
The interesting fact is that some staff members including PhD students here knows about Oxygentank but not about WSO2. :)
The second part of the talk is about WSO2, where we developed many web services middleware for the Apache Software Foundation and hence for the open source community.
The interesting fact is that some staff members including PhD students here knows about Oxygentank but not about WSO2. :)
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