Java User Group Nagpur

User Group Champions Program

We are excited to launch the “User Group Champions Program”, offering 25% discount on all Oracle Learning Subscriptions and Oracle Certification Vouchers to all your members across the globe, enabling your members to learn and get certified in Oracle technology advancements and equipping your members to share their learning experiences with peers, empowering your user group.

Oracle Learning Subscriptions is a digital training format providing one year of access to Oracle University’s online training platform, offering a comprehensive set of product video and demos focused on a specific technology area.

Oracle Certifications provide the opportunity to earn a globally recognized credential that validates your expertise using specific Oracle products.

Content is available for the following categories:

Oracle Cloud (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS)

Oracle Database

Oracle Systems

MySQL

Java Programming

Oracle Middleware

Oracle Applications

Oracle Industries

How to request the discount?
— Access this ‘Oracle University User Group Champions Program’ webpage via https://education.oracle.com/usergroupchampions?sc=WWOUOUGPROMOGENERAL

— Click ‘Countries in Asia Pacific’ of ‘Redeem Your 25% Discount’ section in the page

— Follow the guidance and use the right promotion code to Redeem your discount

Oracle User Group: PROMO-OUG-APACOUG

Java User Group: PROMO-OUG-APACJUGS

MySQL User Group: PROMO-OUG-APACMYSQL

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Pattern Programs in Java – Pattern 2

Pattern 2 :

1
2 2
3 3 3
4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5

Java Program for the above pattern:

[sourcecode language=”java”]

import java.util.Scanner;

public class MainClass

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

//Taking rows value from the user
System.out.println("How many rows you want in this pattern?");

int rows = sc.nextInt();

System.out.println("Here is your pattern….!!!");

for (int i = 1; i <= rows; i++)

{

for (int j = 1; j <= i; j++)

{

System.out.print(i+" ");

}

System.out.println();

}

//Close the resources
sc.close();

}

}

[/sourcecode]

NetCAT 8.1 is ON

Hello everyone,

Jiri Kovalsky, Manager, NetCAT has announced NetCAT 8.1 and I have already registered for the same. And looking forward to have more people from all over the world and specially India for NetCAT 8.1.

NetCAT

You just need to invest few hours per week from mid July 2015 through mid October 2015. And you have to play a little with upcoming version of NetBeans, hunt for bugs and help community to release new and stable version of NetBeans. Make many new friends here and learn a lot from them. Get a chance to work with people having extreme experience and with very high profile in IT. You will never get such a chance with any other company or technology. The main thing you can mention that you have worked with NetBeans for that particular period as a Community Contributor.

Show your love towards NetBeans and technologies that NetBeans supports and earn lots of goodies depending on points you have earned for your work after completion of the program. If you wish you can select specific tribe and you can work with tribe on specific technology.

So what are you waiting for?  Visit http://wiki.netbeans.org/NetCAT and fill registration form, and hit Subscribe button after registration or send a mail to sympa@netbeans.org with subject line as “subscribe netcat” without quotes.

Selected as Member of NetBeans Dream Team

 

Dear all,

I am very happy to inform you that I am selected as Member of NetBeans Dream Team. It is an honor to be a member of NetBeans Dream Team and I am thankful of NetBeans Dream Team and NetBeans Team for considering me and my efforts towards Java and NetBeans, feeling honored since there are around only 50 people selected till now from all over the world and I am the 3rd Indian to be a member of NetBeans Dream Team after Mr, Tushar Joshi (Nagpur, India) and Mr. Rajmahendra Hegde (Chennai and Hyderabad, India).

11th Feb. 2015 was a great day for me, we had festival (Birth Anniversary) of Saint Gajanan Maharaj (Shegaon, Maharashtra, India) and same day only I have received mail with subject as Invitation to join NetBeans Dream Team!. This means all my faith in our saint and dreams have come true.

I am feeling more responsible now and I understand my responsibilities and will work as per guidelines of veteran members of NetBeans Dream Team. I am already working with a new JUG near Pune (Maharashtra, India) that is JUG Nashik (Maharashtra, India)  and will be there for few days with them from 13th Feb 2015. I will be working with 3 JUGs for now that is JUG Nagpur, JUG Pune and JUG Nashik.

For this, I would love to give credit to my family and specially to my Guide cum Mentor, Mr. Tushar Joshi. They have always encouraged me a lot even when many times I could not give them enough time due to hectic schedule of training session all over India. Also I would love to say thanks to my little son for coming in our life as a good luck charm only few days back. My wife was in also worried whether I will be there or not at the time of labor but never complained and said you just do your job, I will take care of everything.

Adopt a JSR

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Please go though the presentation to know little more about Adopt a JSR Program

•Adopt a JSR is an initiative taken by JUGs

•Helps in enrichment of current standards of Java ecosystem and to develop new standards which can be added to Java ecosystem

•Here members from same JUG or from different JUGs can work together on JSR

•For more details, please visit http://adoptajsr.org

Happy Birthday NetBeans

[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKhbiNJmH8E&feature=youtu.be]

Video is created by members of JUG Nagpur, NUG Nagpur and JDuchess Nagpur to wish NetBeans a Very Happy Birthday and to show their love towards NetBeans.

Feel free to share video to show your love towards NetBeans.

Report : NetCAT Hackathon

Hi All,

 

We had our first Hackathon in the form of NetCAT Hackathon today from 12 noon to 5 pm.

 

It is always great to work for NetBeans as a Community Contributor for NetCAT. But this time it was an awesome experience for me too for doing Test Case reviews for NetCAT and also to educate some new comers about NetCAT and other details related to the same during the NetCAT Hackathon. Some of my students joined NetCAT first time and they were not knowing anything about NetCAT rather than I used to tell them during their regular training sessions, but now they know everything about NetCAT and hope they will ask other to join it and help us to educate others about the same.

 

Here are some glimpse of NetCAT Hackathon :

 

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NetCAT Hackathon

NetCAT

This time for NetCAT 7.4 members of Java User Group (JUG) Nagpur & NetBeans User Group (NUG) Nagpur has decided to organize Hackathon and will be conducted on 9th June 2013 in Nagpur.

The focus of this Hackathon is to :

  • Test NetBeans nightly builds for bugs & errors.
  • Review 7.3 Test Specifications for 7.4.
  • To carry out maximum results in a single day.
  • Educate new comers about NetCAT Process.

JUG Nagpur members who have registered for NetCAT 7.4 will carry their laptops. If you are member of JUG Nagpur and still have not signed up for NetCAT, sign up now and lets make this even bigger.

Venue & Time :

IT Mystix,

Persistance Tower,

Ram Nagar,

Nagpur (India)

9th June 2013, 12 Noon (IST)

Know more about NetCAT?

5 Reasons to attend Java One

Moving Java Forward

Moving Java Forward

We all know that Java One is the biggest conference of Java and technologies conducted every year by Oracle Inc.

Following are the 5 key reasons why you should attend Java One :

  1. Learn a lot directly from industry experts of Oracle and some other companies that books cannot teach you and that too practically at hands on labs.
  2. Get latest updates about latest happenings, jobs in tech world and share experiences.
  3. Satisfy you tech appetite along with the delicious 5 star food.
  4. Visit breath taking party at the end of the day to overcome the overdose of technology and to form new bonding with experts as well.
  5. Get Free T-shirt and other merchandise from Oracle.

So what are you waiting for? Lets Register for Java One now!

What coding language do you enjoy working in the most?

Hey friends,

Microsoft has sponsored a Survey titled “What coding language do you enjoy working in the most?”.

Check the poll link and we can show we love Java there for sure.

Here is the link for the survey where you can cast your vote but you need to have Linkedin account to vote : http://linkd.in/ZNSOnC

Being a fan, follower of Java technologies, I have already voted for Java. If you like Java or comfortable with Java technologies as they are very easy but powerful you can also show your love towards Java by voting Java via this survey.